> now I really won’t read the Mariel study spite driven willful ignorance is something that I didn't expect to find when starting this conversation. I'm mostl

> now I really won’t read the Mariel study spite driven willful ignorance is something that I didn't expect to find when starting this conversation. I'm mostly looking for you to retract your claim about how short-run supply shocks must obviously show up in wages and employment. EDIT: also nowhere does it require fiscal outlays for assimilation, the single biggest thing is expedited provision of work permits, which is obviously fiscally positive.