31.   In cities like Miami and Orlando, Hispanic immigrants have increased competition for jobs, social services and political influence.

32.   In the face of uncertainty, elderly immigrants have no choice but to continue their struggle to learn English.

33.   In other parts of the country, in different appellate circuits, those immigrants have no such right.

34.   INS spokesman Russ Bergeron said the illegal immigrants only have themselves to blame.

35.   It also found that compared with other Latinos in the United States, undocumented immigrants had fewer physician visits and lower rates of hospital admission, except for childbirth.

36.   It used to be that immigrants had to adjust to America.

37.   It should create a perfectly level playing field so that immigrants have a fair opportunity to succeed.

38.   Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen G. Breyer agreed with Scalia that immigrants have no recourse to ask courts to stop deportation proceedings at the beginning.

39.   Legalized immigrants also have greater ability to unionize and demand decent conditions, making them less likely to undermine the status of low-wage Americans.

40.   Most immigrants initially have no idea what the new law actually means for them.