The wall equivalence makes sense to me, but you're stretching the analogy to include tariffs on foreign made goods. With illegal immigration (wall) and H1B, yo

The wall equivalence makes sense to me, but you're stretching the analogy to include tariffs on foreign made goods. With illegal immigration (wall) and H1B, you're describing the creation of a second class of workers within a country that depress wages within that country by having a separate, unequal workforce. With foreign made goods you're describing a situation where workers from different countries have different protections, but those protections are consistent within the country. Thats a big distinction to obliterate.