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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If your concern is to replenish the tax base, then it seems that welcoming masses of minimum-wage people who are likely to require substantial - and costly - public benefits. A much better solution would be to increase the number of educated, well-paid immigrants whose incomes, spending and attendant tax contributions will inject much more fuel into the economy. [/quote] Bingo.[/quote] No. We need immigrants in services, agriculture, construction, etc. The reason we have so many undocumented immigrants is because there is a demand for them that the legal immigration system does not meet. These people come here and work harder than anyone and contribute to our economy. The legal immigration system is not working. [/quote] If you're here legally, then you're most likely educated. So you won't be working in construction or in farming. But once you're in - and legal to work - you do benefit society by increasing the tax base. If you're uneducated or low-skilled, you'll take whatever is offered. I was slapped earlier for saying that our youth (citizens) won't take menial jobs. Someone said I was basically pushing for "child labor." lol - Clearly that person doesn't know his/her history. Anyway, it's not a one-answer solution. Our own young people need to understand a work ethic. And those entering who are low-skilled can indeed perform some of the back-breaking work. However, they need to be on the books and they need protections from abuse. Entering illegally may offer protections early on, but if they manage to stay under the radar after entering, they can suffer abuses. You either enter legally or you return. Illegal immigration poses more problems than not. And before some you neo libs attack me, you're the ones slamming big corporations for hiring illegal immigrants and forcing them to work in abusive situations. So let me shut you down right now. You enter through legal measures, and maybe that means that the US needs to revamp its immigration pathway. [/quote]
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