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Originally Posted by Undertoad
You applied the statistic about U.S.-born men to all 135 million employed Americans, most of whom are not U.S.-born men.
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Most are U.S. born, however, even if not men. Though there may be some slight difference in the effect on U.S.-born women, and non-U.S. born men, the general idea is the same. It suppresses wages.
The general decline in wages can be seen from the copy below of hourly and weekly real wages from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Hourly wages declined 0.24 % in March. Weekly wages declined 0.27%.
Below are the links to the both weekly and hourly real wages.
BLS-WeeklyWages
BLS-HourlyWages
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