But "Jobs, Jobs, Jobs" and I will add, high paying jobs are the source of American and European tax revenues. Americans are forced by our politicians to give billions and billions away each year to people all over the world. In addition to that, they are forcing us to spend billions upon billions of dollars for the illegals' health care, homes and even attorneys, when they get in trouble with the law. When America loses good paying jobs to India, who is going to pay for all these services our government has promised the world?
Our elderly American citizens have worked like dogs over the years to make America a great country. Now they are being taxed to death with property taxes to build thousands of new schools to accommodate illegals' children. In many cases, they are forced to sell family homes and move into small apartments. In my own area, we are building five new schools to accomodate the influx of illegals' children. I think this is unfair.
There was a book published in America during the 80s that told how the UN was working with politicians and corporate heads across America to send good paying jobs to third world countries. The goal of the UN was then to do away with the middle class in America. This is what is happening now. When the middle class is removed from any society, the entire society will suffer greatly. Low priced products won't pay for immigrant grandma's heart surgery.
What it boils down to, the world hates America and would do anything to see us brought to our knees. Our politicians have responded to this by selling their souls to our enemies for votes of illegals, and pay offs from corporations.
I know what made America great. Those who follow the policy of open borders and outsourcing good paying jobs will come to see that they have stabbed America through the heart. And many of them will be happy.
You have a growing school-age population? Ours is declining. Nonetheless, the School District is taxing us to death to replace all of their buildings this decade except the 2 they built last decade.
Because of that, I'm not convinced the school building frenzy around the country has much to do with immigration or the number of children at all. I think it's about the NEA demanding new sparkley environments for their teachers to work in, where each teacher has their own classroom and own office.
A common complaint we heard at the High School (98-02) was from 'teachers with a cart'. They had to complain to every parent at every opportunity that they couldn't provide a quality class because they didn't have their own classroom - they had a cart that they had to take from room to room. Personally, I thought it was great that we were using most of the rooms all day, even if the teachers were only teaching 4 out of 8 periods...