To Become an American (medical, birth, illegals, Reed)
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Legal immigrants should have a path to citizenship. Ilegal immigrants are in fact unfit to be Americans and should be punished under the law.
Having said that, we have just about doubled our population in the last fifty years. I say it's time we cut off legal immigration as well, which will force companies to start hiring Americans. There are very few jobs Americans won't do. Most companies just want to cut their labor costs so they hire illegals.
Legal immigrants should have a path to citizenship. Ilegal immigrants are in fact unfit to be Americans and should be punished under the law.
Having said that, we have just about doubled our population in the last fifty years. I say it's time we cut off legal immigration as well, which will force companies to start hiring Americans. There are very few jobs Americans won't do. Most companies just want to cut their labor costs so they hire illegals.
Agreed!!!! The illegals shoulod be rounded up and deported. PERIOD!!!! The employers that hire them should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Graduate schools have quite a few immigrants. My medical doctor in Ohio was originally from China, and came to Case Western Reserve for medical studies, and many of the medical folks I have met in California also came to the USA to study and stayed.
LEGAL immigrants, admitted in an orderly fashion and checked out, and deemed worthy of COMING here (no felons, etc) provide "new blood" and keep things "developing" in a society that has a falling birth rate. They help form bonds with the world at large, and prevent us from becoming a closed, stagnant society. Please note once again this is ideally a LEGAL process, carried out according to the needs of this nation. Its purpose is NOT to provide a "default" destination for the world's downtrodden--that's the world's responsibility. The "wide open spaces" and endless jobs that once made us "need" immigrants in huge numbers, are now becoming a thing of the past.
LEGAL immigrants, admitted in an orderly fashion and checked out, and deemed worthy of COMING here (no felons, etc) provide "new blood" and keep things "developing" in a society that has a falling birth rate. They help form bonds with the world at large, and prevent us from becoming a closed, stagnant society. Please note once again this is ideally a LEGAL process, carried out according to the needs of this nation. Its purpose is NOT to provide a "default" destination for the world's downtrodden--that's the world's responsibility. The "wide open spaces" and endless jobs that once made us "need" immigrants in huge numbers, are now becoming a thing of the past.
We've doubled our population in a little over fifty years. I don't think we're going to have to worry about falling birth rates for a hundred years or so.
Graduate schools have quite a few immigrants. My medical doctor in Ohio was originally from China, and came to Case Western Reserve for medical studies, and many of the medical folks I have met in California also came to the USA to study and stayed.
That's unfortunate. Perhaps if we didn't have such liberal immigration policies those medical school slots could have gone to an American.
That's unfortunate. Perhaps if we didn't have such liberal immigration policies those medical school slots could have gone to an American.
Please consider compared to; say, 40 years ago, physicians today do not have as much prestige hence part of why fewer Americans wish to deal with the 'drama'.
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