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The American people have spoken time and again that we want these caps. That we want opportunity spread to more countries than just the most populace. That immi
by _DeadFred_ 1y ago
The American people have spoken time and again that we want these caps. That we want opportunity spread to more countries than just the most populace. That immigration policy should support diversity over other considerations.
The reason this hasn't been fixed is because most American's support current policy along with promoting family unification and other decisions that are based on our moral positions. America has set a pretty generous amount of immigration slots, and it's not broken that we chose to fill them in a diverse way.
- dragonwriter 1y ago> The American people have spoken time and again that we want these caps. Evidence for this, or even that the majority of the American people understand the system of caps, whether or not they support it? > That immigration policy should support diversity over other considerations. The people most supportive of the caps are the people most openly hostile to the concept of diversity having value, generally.
- triceratops 1y ago> That we want opportunity spread to more countries than just the most populace. That immigration policy should support diversity over other considerations. There's an unspoken assumption there that India and China are monocultures, containing no diversity within themselves. Or that diversity is neatly defined by a border on a map.