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Pat really nails it. He will be called a bigot, racist, natavist, etc., but facts are facts. Demographics is destiny. We will lose our sense of national identity, culture, and shared sense of endeavor. And economically, we will increasingly take on the profile of a third world country, i.e., rich and poor with little in between. The rich will be living in their gated communities surrounded by poor and decaying communities.

Of adult immigrants, 31 percent have not completed high school, three-and-a-half times the rate for natives. Since 1990, immigration has increased the number of such workers by 25 percent, while increasing the supply of all other workers by 6 percent.

Anyone who thinks that importing high school dropouts into America will not be a future burden to this country is nuts.

“Pat really nails it. He will be called a bigot, racist, natavist, etc., but facts are facts. Demographics is destiny. We will lose our sense of national identity, culture, and shared sense of endeavor. And economically, we will increasingly take on the profile of a third world country, i.e., rich and poor with little in between. The rich will be living in their gated communities surrounded by poor and decaying communities.
Of adult immigrants, 31 percent have not completed high school, three-and-a-half times the rate for natives. Since 1990, immigration has increased the number of such workers by 25 percent, while increasing the supply of all other workers by 6 percent.

Anyone who thinks that importing high school dropouts into America will not be a future burden to this country is nuts.”

Their is another less talked about factor at play I believe. What about the baby boomer crisis? 60 million retiring seniors. Is our desire to have enough labor pool or wrongfully hope these Mexi-Americans can fill in this gap on this looking crisis?