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This author has obviously never been to Latin America nor understands that America is situated next door to a third world county. We limit immigration for a rea
by joshuaheard 14y ago
This author has obviously never been to Latin America nor understands that America is situated next door to a third world county. We limit immigration for a reason, and it is not mercantilism. We limit immigration because hypergrowth from third world immigrants hinders our infrastructure, which gives us things like traffic, crowded emergency rooms, and high unemployment.
- bilawal 14y agoI don't think Latin America makes a difference. In Britain, our immigration laws lack true stringency, yet we suffer from those same third-world immigrant issues to its fullest effect even though we're only surrounded by first-world countries.
- freefrancisco 14y agoI'm from Latin America, and I think you have the causality wrong. We don't limit immigration because immigrants hinder our infrastructure, rather, our infrastructure is hindered because we limit immigration. Smart people leave to more immigration friendly countries and build infrastructure there, and the people who would have come to our countries to build our infrastructure are not allowed to come in.