The 2004 movie “A Day Without a Mexican” alarmed the nation’s non-Mexican employers. Many restaurants, landscape services, factories, hotels and retailers would close without labor from south of the border. Affluent families would lose the workers who make their households hum. Construction sites would go idle; crops would rot. The Urban Institute estimates that immigrants,
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