One million down, about 10-15 million to go.

One million down, about 10-15 million to go.

Since January we know of about one million illegals who went back to their homeland. How sweet is that?

By May, The Washington Post noted “a million foreign-born workers” had disappeared from the U.S. labor force since March. While some analysts framed the trend as a blow to labor supply, others pointed to a wage-driven silver lining: average hourly pay rose by 0.4% to $36.24 in May, outpacing inflation and boosting worker spending power.