It appears to me that the main beneficiaries of this kind of cheaper labor is the public sector employee class. Ordinary middle class, and lower middle class, residents are in a race to the bottom with so many of the rest of us.

Without reading the study I'm not certain, but based on the sponsors and the highly skewed findings I'd imagine there's something they aren't telling us.

Should bloggers help a foreign country spread their propaganda, or should they at least verify that the study doesn't have major flaws?

For more about Mexico's attempts to meddle in our internal politics and gain political power in our country, see this highly recommended article.

The study also combines legal Hispanics with illegal aliens.

And, some of the facts that illegal immigration boosters tend to ignore are highlighted here.

You say..."That they are a massive drain to the economy, however, is not among them."

Well, how, then, do we know this? For example; Do we have any statistics that the jobs being performed by the influx of Hispanics, would not bring in more money if done by non-immigrant workers?

James Joyner at OTB and Radley Balko both point out this study, which indicates that in certain cases, immigration is good for the economy. The Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise at my alma mater, UNC Chapel Hill investigated the economic...