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To: drpix

That’s worldwide. China being, say, 1/6th or so, would be about 25 million from China. Which is high - but not 100 million from just China.

There are reasonable numbers, and there are unreasonable ones. Saying that 100 million Chinese are going to just come to America is just not going to happen.

This number btw - is going to go down as time goes on. I know people say that it is impossible but it can and will. There will come a time when there is no immigration demand to the US whatsoever.


35 posted on 03/21/2013 10:27:45 AM PDT by JCBreckenridge (Texas is a state of mind - Steinbeck)
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To: JCBreckenridge

“This number btw - is going to go down as time goes on. I know people say that it is impossible but it can and will. There will come a time when there is no immigration demand to the US whatsoever.”

I agree...WHO is going to want to come here when we’re just another 3rd world dump????


36 posted on 03/21/2013 10:30:32 AM PDT by AuntB (Illegal immigration is simply more "share the wealth" socialism and a CRIME not a race!)
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To: JCBreckenridge
I didn't post to specifically support the 100 million Chinese number.

In fact the link I posted estimated "22 million" Chinese "would likely come" - but to this you would have to add their spouses and children (and maybe their parents and siblings).

I mainly posted to give a grasp of how the HIGH the worldwide numbers really are and how CLUELESS Rand Paul is when (in his recent speech on idea of immigration reform) he said:

"If you wish to work, if you wish to live and work in America, then we will find a place for you."

47 posted on 03/21/2013 10:47:57 AM PDT by drpix
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