[Hawthorn]

I always thought we WANTED rich immigrants, as opposed to poverty-stricken Latino children.

So what’s not to like about a wealthy Chinese investor who hopes to make the USA his permanent home and who is properly vetted?

[VinL]

That’s what Gov. Walker will be asked to explain.

[Vigilanteman]

In 1959, one out of every nine Singaporeans was addicted to drugs. Today, one out of every six Singaporeans lives in a millionaire household.

Part of the reason was because they welcomed these type of immigrants.

[PapaBear3625]

I always thought we WANTED rich immigrants, as opposed to poverty-stricken Latino children. So what’s not to like about a wealthy Chinese investor who hopes to make the USA his permanent home and who is properly vetted?

The US benefits from having more smart, well educated people who will create new companies and jobs here.

We do not benefit from having more unskilled, low IQ people who will pay less in taxes than they consume over their lifetimes.

[BigEdLB]

So what’s not to like about a wealthy Chinese investor who hopes to make the USA his permanent home and who is properly vetted?

Open new business - invest - create jobs... Don't see much bad in that...

[Osage Orange]

Don’t come here...spouting rational thought!

[21twelve]

The only problem I have is when the wealthy Chinese guy gets his green card, sets up shop, and gets preferred Minority Business status.

[entropy12]

I am investigating immigrating to New Zealand if Hillary gets elected president. NZ requires immigrants to bring $1.5 million and pass English test by NZ gov't. That is very good thinking on part of NZ.