" There's no other place in the world where such a feat would be possible." Oh? Based on your extensive research into immigration outcomes for all of the coun

" There's no other place in the world where such a feat would be possible." Oh? Based on your extensive research into immigration outcomes for all of the countries in the world? I happen to know for a fact, that many very poor Greek and Italian families migrated to Australia after World War II, and their families are doing very nicely now, thank you very much. The same story repeated a quarter of a century later as Australia dealt with a large Vietnamese intake during the Vietnam war and it's immediate aftermath - their community has also integrated well and is doing just fine economically. I'm sure this is equally true of many countries in Europe. There is nothing exceptional about the US in this regard.