Because most immigrants into the United States are either highly skilled or unskilled, the majority of workers:
A) see very little impact on their wages as a result of immigration.
B) have difficulty finding jobs and getting raises because of all the competition from immigrants.
C) feel a big hit on wages and unemployment.
D) must rely on trade adjustment assistance for help retraining and relocating.

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Studies have found that the impact of immigration on native-born workers' wages is generally small, especially for highly-skilled workers. The majority of immigrants fall into these two categories, which means that most native-born workers are not directly impacted by immigration on their wages.

Because Most Immigrants into the United States Are Either Highly