What is the correct subject for this sentence? What are the steps of helping me?

1 > out of 29 people in the USA is an

illegal immigrant.

What are the subjects here? Argument: One is a pronoun so it is clearly the subject here. “One immigrant illegally” Response: This

is not the original meaning of sentence. There are a few people living in the USA. I really hope they never grow up.

Why is 1 out of 29 people in the USA is an illegal immigrant?

One of the subjects is people.

What is the verb “one” and refers to a quantity of the subject omitted from the sentence?

“There are many eggs in this basket; one rotten. I should just say some water.” The second independent clause is saying: “One egg is rotten. When we are going to eat it, nothing will denote it.” “One is rotten. A number is null. One is not being formed by a number. One of any number is. One is not rotten. One of the number is rotten. One of the number is rotten.” ”

This other guy seems to think people are referring to the number 1 as being rotten.

One out 31 people are illegal immigrants But this is an implied assertion.

One out of the 29 people in the US is an illegal immigrant. How can that be considered? The subject is one. What is the implication within two, and how would we approach this?

Response:’s this only makes sense for a command’. There was not an omission whatsoever of

this subject. It was just something.