Energy Companies, Such As Chevron And Shell,

An American Worker Should Not Expect His Pay To Be Cut Because Somebody Comes To This Country Illegally And Is Willing To Work For Less Than He Or She Should Be Paid

An Estimated 7 Million Illegal Immigrants Were Residing In The United States In January 2000. This Is Double The Size Of The Illegal Immigrant Population In January 1990 And Constitutes 2.5 Percent Of The Total U.s. Population Of Just Over 281 Million

Emergency Health Care For Illegal Aliens Along The Southwestern Border Is Already Costing Area Hospitals $200 Million A Year, With Perhaps Another $100 Million In Extended Care Costs

A Variety Of Factors Contribute To The Price Of Gasoline In The United States. These Factors Include Worldwide Supply, Demand And Competition For Crude Oil, Taxes, Regional Differences In Access To Gasoline Supplies And Environmental Regulations

Rather Than Waiting To Restore Fiscal Responsibility After We Pass Legislation, We Must Work To Ensure We Remain Committed To It As We Draft Legislation.