Will there be another wave of European immigration? (brainwash, ideology, elections)

[bentlebee]

Originally Posted by MUTGR

This focuses on the wealthy, but there is already signs this is happening in parts of Europe, although not necessarily just to the USA:

10,000 millionaires left France last year - Apr. 1, 2016

Australia seems popular. Gee - I wonder why?

Hungary and Poland will be popular too!

[phma]

Why don't we just buy a country like Macedonia. We can afford it. Import the population and make it a military base.

Population
•*2014*estimate
2,069,162 (146th)
•*2002*census
2,022,547
•*Density
80.1/km2 (207.5/sq*mi) (122nd)
GDP*(PPP)
2016*estimate
•*Total
$30.377 billion[6]
•*Per capita
$14,631[6]
GDP*(nominal)
2016*estimate
•*Total
$10.424 billion[6]
•*Per capita
$5,021[6]

[skeddy]

Many Europeans seem to have an inferiority complex toward America. maybe it's because we saved their hasses a couple times.

[Pruzhany]

The US's largest wave of immigration is currently from Asia which is three times higher than any other region.

[MUTGR]

Originally Posted by bentlebee

Hungary and Poland will be popular too!

Two countries on my bugout list.

[Fiyero]

Originally Posted by skeddy

Many Europeans seem to have an inferiority complex toward America. maybe it's because we saved their hasses a couple times.

No, Europeans are superior in every way to Americans. But keep pretending otherwise.

[Fish & Chips]

If Europeans were going to relocate, it would be to somewhere philosophically similar (Canada, Australia or New Zealand).

The United States does not believe in universal healthcare, guaranteed paid annual leave and other things that many Westerners are privileged to have.

[Packard fan]

Originally Posted by Fiyero

No, Europeans are superior in every way to Americans. But keep pretending otherwise.

They're "superior"? If we're gonna go there: why did the US have to go TO Europe several times in 100 years to stop their wars?

[engineman]

The population of the US has more than doubled in my lifetime, do we really need immigrants?

[peequi]

Suppose conditions in Europe get bad enough where they become a desperate refugee seeking culture like Syria, would the USA even want/allow them in? Who would make the choice, executive branch? more specifically State Department?

The ones who would want to flee and come to the USA would be more conservative Europeans in this scenario. Not sure if this is something Democrats would want in the USA.