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Even a high school journalism teacher would give this story an "F" and suggest the students find another occupation.
"But, in a dramatic demographic shift, California's narrative as the nation's quintessential immigrant state is giving way to a new reality.
For the first time since the 19th century Gold Rush, California-born residents now make up the majority statewide and in most counties, according to a USC study released Wednesday. And experts predict even Los Angeles -- long a mecca for new immigrants -- will become majority California-born by the time the 2010 census is completed.
"Home-grown Californians are the anchor of our economic future," said Dowell Myers, a USC urban planning and demography professor who coauthored the study. "But people are living in the past. They still think we are fighting off hordes of migrants."
Not once does it mention that these "native born" are really the children of criminals, illegal aliens.
The story does not show the massive costs of the children born to illegal aliens in California.
This is why the Times is both fiscally and morally bankrupt. The good news is that so few believe or even read the LA Times that it does not matter. Many consider the Times as a daily edition of "Mad Magazine".
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"But, in a dramatic demographic shift, California's narrative as the nation's quintessential immigrant state is giving way to a new reality.
For the first time since the 19th century Gold Rush, California-born residents now make up the majority statewide and in most counties, according to a USC study released Wednesday. And experts predict even Los Angeles -- long a mecca for new immigrants -- will become majority California-born by the time the 2010 census is completed.
"Home-grown Californians are the anchor of our economic future," said Dowell Myers, a USC urban planning and demography professor who coauthored the study. "But people are living in the past. They still think we are fighting off hordes of migrants."
Not once does it mention that these "native born" are really the children of criminals, illegal aliens.
The story does not show the massive costs of the children born to illegal aliens in California.
This is why the Times is both fiscally and morally bankrupt. The good news is that so few believe or even read the LA Times that it does not matter. Many consider the Times as a daily edition of "Mad Magazine".
What do you think of the Times?
More...