You find more illegals in states such as New Jersey, New York and Illinois, yet not heavily in states that surround them. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Missouri and Michigan, have them, though not heavily. Nor are they much populated in North and South Dakota or Montana. You do not find them concentrated in Mississippi. But next door in Alabama, Louisiana and Arkansas, there are larger percentages.
Would it be due to differences in social benefits or schooling or type of legislation? There must be a particular combination of reasons for varying numbers of illegals in states.
Those reasons can be addressed if the state governments truly wanted to correct them.(See the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments and @BusinessNewshole at Twitter.)
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