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FTA : I believe that if America loses its way and ceases to be the most innovative, entrepreneurial nation in the world, the most likely cause will be not havi
by la64710 4y ago
FTA :
I believe that if America loses its way and ceases to be the most innovative, entrepreneurial nation in the world, the most likely cause will be not having an immigration policy that is as welcoming to people as it has been for the past couple of centuries.
- AlgorithmicTime 4y agoI doubt it. Look at the period from 1920-1960. Extremely entrepreneurial, extremely innovative, and tight immigration controls. The talent is largely already here.
- juve1996 4y agoConsidering many of that period were born from immigrants it's hard to make that argument. It isn't black and white.
- colinmhayes 4y agoChildren of immigrants are the real difference makers. They natively speak the language and understand the culture but also have the "immigrant" mentality instilled in them by their parents.
- honkdaddy 4y agoThe periods where America was most globally dominant were not the periods where it’s immigration policy was most lax, if anything, the opposite is true.
- nathanaldensr 4y agoExactly. These young people have no idea what they are talking about and don't know American history at all, except what they've been propagandized to think. Immigration policy used to be very locked down, and now we have foreign agents encouraging our government to let them flood in unchecked.