91.   Immigrants are often afraid to confront employers or to seek help, for fear of being turned over to immigration authorities.

92.   Immigrants are scared of being harassed by the Immigration and Naturalization Service.

93.   Immigrants then were concentrated in New York, Chicago and a handful of other cities in the East and upper Midwest.

94.   Immigrants with AIDS were not the targets of the new federal welfare and immigration laws.

95.   Illegal immigrants are ineligible for public assistance, except emergency Medicaid, school lunches and other nutrition programs, immunizations and short-term disaster relief.

96.   Illegal immigrants are not eligible for public assistance.

97.   Illegal immigrants are vulnerable because they carry large sums of cash for their trip.

98.   Immigrants are not slackers.

99.   Immigration advocates say these immigrants have been in limbo after serving criminal sentences.

100.   If immigrants are not like us in some basic fashion, it is easy to accept discrimination against them.