[faithhopecharity]

one additional ingredient...
many, many of the Chinese immigrants bring all-cash to purchase those hyper-inflated little used tract houses you referred to...... you know, the $6,000 shacks of Yore that the Chinese all-cash bidders (mostly) have pushed up to $2 million?

so a lot of the PRC imports don’t need the very highest wages here.... but still and all, the companies don’t seem to pay them noticably less ... the firms just love to hire them in preference to Americans, is all....

another thing to consider.... (and this may be a benefit for America generally, you decide)... a few years back the local sh*t-rag (”newspaper”) reported that the majority of new startup companies in SillyCon Valley are now created and run by (mostly) immigrants from the PRC

there’s a lot going on. Its just that, whether you look at leadership or management or technical level hiring, Americans are increasingly excluded

A fuller analysis (exact reasons) escapes me. Sorry. Just observing ...is all ... and its been well-known for years....just getting more so in the last 4 or 5 years, is all.

[indthkr]

"the majority of new startup companies in SillyCon Valley are now created and run by (mostly) immigrants from the

It's not surprising that foreigners are starting and running the new tech companies. Most native-born American business majors no longer have the educational background, work ethic, much less the brainpower to start and run these kinds of companies.

Another thing to remember is this - engineering is a team sport. Most people prefer to play with teammates that look like them, think like them, and share common beliefs and culture.