Loading ...Immigrants were a great thing before globalization, when we produced all our needs here. We hired them, pay them extremely well, and they earned enough to paid taxes. My grandfather came here in 1906, he had 8 kids, 6 girls and 2 boys.
He was unskilled labor, on the docks in NYC. His wife did not have to work. If there was a shortage or zero immigrants?? All those dirty hard jobs would be done by locals, but at much higher wages because Americans simply have a higher standard and won’t work that cheap.
Motto. The good guys finish last. That’s the good ole USA. Good guys. By 2008 it was obvious that the USA ended up last, and ended up being “America First” to crash in ’08, and took the entire so called global community down, requiring the new priority objective “America First” because we can’t afford to be the good guys anymore.
After globalization, they need to go to China, Taiwan, et al, the prosperous exporting countries. Besides that any immigrants that do go back home will be an EXTREME asset to their old country when they bring back some American ways. Make their country a litte bit American, instead of making the USA a little bit third world nation.
Basically, imo, all important decisions have to be based on being practical, sometimes brutally practical, instead of allowing emotion to be the dominant force. For example, you are practical to kill a deer to eat, and emotional if you feel sorry for the deer and let him live. 🙂