Shohei Ohtani, a baseball player, is set to receive a significant portion of his $700 million contract over the next decade. However, the bulk of the payment will occur between the years 2034 and 2043. This agreement further increases the Dodgers' total deferred payments, now amounting to a staggering $857 million. The financial aspect of Ohtani's contract garners attention. 

On a separate note, the New York Times reports that mass immigration negatively affects Americans' job prospects and wages. The influx of foreign workers has led to a suppression of wage increases, making it more challenging for individuals on the fringes of the labor market to secure well-paying positions. This acknowledgment contradicts the newspaper's previous commentary on the subject. The impact of immigration on employment and wages emerges as a significant concern.

The Digest, 12/12/2023 @1200AM, CDT

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