A recent study by the National Foundation for American Policy revealed that, by 2052, the only source of labor force growth in the U.S. will come from immigrant workers. In fact, in the last 6 years, immigrants and their children have added 5.4 million workers, resulting in a net increase of over four million in the labor force.
In the case of Latinos specifically, they are impacting the country's GDP to the tune of trillions thanks to their impact in industries such as manufacturing, public administration, accommodation and food services and transportation
