02/05/2018: Where millennials stand on immigration
Feb 5, 2018

02/05/2018: Where millennials stand on immigration

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(U.S. Edition) Friday's weak showing for stocks — the weakest day for stocks of the Trump presidency — is contributing to drops around the world. We'll hear more from Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets, about what could be going on. Afterwards, we'll look at why the January jobs report — which showed American workers were getting paid more — might not be as positive as it seems. Plus: We dive into a new survey from GenForward — an ongoing study that looks at how millennials across different racial groups think about major societal issues — that shows where millennials stand on the issue of immigration.

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Where millennials stand on immigration

Feb 5, 2018
Most millennials across all races support citizenship for immigrants who meet DACA requirements, but they disagree about whether immigrants are taking away jobs.
Supporters of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) demonstrate during a rally in front of the White House on Sept. 5, 2017 in Washington, D.C. 
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(U.S. Edition) Friday’s weak showing for stocks — the weakest day for stocks of the Trump presidency — is contributing to drops around the world. We’ll hear more from Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets, about what could be going on. Afterwards, we’ll look at why the January jobs report — which showed American workers were getting paid more — might not be as positive as it seems. Plus: We dive into a new survey from GenForward — an ongoing study that looks at how millennials across different racial groups think about major societal issues — that shows where millennials stand on the issue of immigration.