[skeeter]

Read the article. It would be correct except for one point. The US economy isn't a closed system in and of itself. It's part of a world market. If you remove the immigrant workers, then wages rise to the point that available workers are willing to work at that particular job, or to the point where it becomes economically feasible to create automated systems to make up for the lack of workers. That much is completely reasonable.

Do you think the chinese out to be able to sell pirated DVDs of music, movies in the US? I'm sure they'd be cheaper.

[untrained skeptic]

"Do you think the chinese out to be able to sell pirated DVDs of music, movies in the US? I'm sure they'd be cheaper."

No. However I'm not sure how that's related to the legal importation of legal goods. What's you're point?