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Yes, I hope so!
Today, Brazil has high rates of economic growth and jobs and people from many places of the world want to come live here.
Now, I hope our government close our borders to this immigrants flow, as U.S. always has done with Brazilians and others.
Now the game is changing!!
The infrastructure of Brazil is too problematic to even put it in the same league as the U.S. It is not up to 21st Century standards. The answer to your question is NO!
Recently there has been quite a bit of attention focusing on not just the economic crisis in the US-Europe, but also on the consequences this is having on many levels. Brazil, on the other hand, is experiencing a prosperous and stable economy with a fast expanding middle class (contrary to previous growth of the middle class, now the people moving up tend to be a little darker than before as well), new job opportunities and now an immigration crisis in its infancy.
This very much reminds me of what I've read about the USA in the early to mid-20th Century with European immigration, and then in the latter half of the same century with Latin American immigration. Now both are pretty much a thing of the past, at least as far as illegal flows are concerned. In fact, illegal immigration flow at the Mexican-American border is now at record lows.
Here are a few videos regarding the new immigrant paradise that Brazil is becoming and I would like to know what do you think about this.
Is Brazil becoming the USA of the 21st Century?
Is the American dream being replaced by a new and much more promising Brazilian dream?
Brazil Economic Boom
Brazil: A new magnet for European immigrants
Portuguese are fleeing to Brazil
Brazil's millionaires increasing in numbers
Its not worth it to stay in the USA anymore
Brasil is already a great country, why should it try to mimic itself after the U.S.?
The infrastructure of Brazil is too problematic to even put it in the same league as the U.S. It is not up to 21st Century standards. The answer to your question is NO!
IDK, Brazil is actually improving their infrastructure, while in the US, for the most part, it is crumbling. People in the US do want improvements they are just unwilling to pay for them, or even maintain what we have. Brasil has lifted millions out of poverty in the last decade, while in the US millions have fallen into poverty. In Brazil the middle class is growing, in the US the middle class is shrinking.
Without a doubt the US is far ahead of Brazil, and Brasil has its own problems, many of them much worse than anything in the US. However, Brasil is actually improving. At some point we will experience convergence.
Ah--the airport, I see now. Totally went over my head. Too tired when I am on here at times.
Like BSB for Brasilia. Though some say DF as well.
Gostei "POA," entao.
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Too tired when I am on here at times. 
