Stop this "immigration control" craziness. The reality in the US is sometimes, that it is easier for low-skilled immigrants to live in the US, than it is for hi

Stop this "immigration control" craziness. The reality in the US is sometimes, that it is easier for low-skilled immigrants to live in the US, than it is for high-skilled immigrants. Why? Well, ask some of the 10million+ undocumented immigrants. They can live a better life in the US compared to their home countries, even undocumented. Tech workers or even middle-skilled workers take more issue with being "illegal" or "undocumented". I think all immigration restrictions have to be put on the stand. Are they practical? Do they have a measurable benefit (beyond some hand-waving about supply and demand)? Do they have measurable negative impacts?