In mid- to late-October of 1973, just days before tens of thousands of costumed kids were to hit the streets of Cincinnati and surrounding communities for Halloween night, southwest Ohio was under invasion — an invasion that seemingly came from the heavens, and police and government officials across the region were on edge.    

In the age of the Great Recession, if you tell any out-of-work professional from Cincinnati that thousands of non-citizen foreigners with advanced skills are employed locally and making bank, they just might flip out. And if you say that one of the largest outsourcing firms bringing these non-citizen guest workers to the U.S. has a major office in Milford, it might make for a worse reaction.