joepat
03-28-2006, 01:27 PM
Let's assume for the moment that the flow of "undocumented gate-crashers" (per Thomas Sowell) at our southern border remains unstemmed. *Two generations from now, what does this country look like?
The twelve million have turned into 40 million or so.
Has the rate of assimilation into the American culture increased or do these people still speak their native tongue and has the United States become truly a two-language country?
Assuming again: the education system has withstood the onslaught of the children of those here now, have the descendants of those here now grown beyond the jobs that their forefathers came here to get?
Do millions more depressed persons each year have to come to satisfy the "need" for a subculture that agriculture *"cannot afford" to pay a decent wage, that the construction industry "cannot replace" because of the death-drip by the immigant gangs on those jobs, that the service industry finds convenient for their bottom line and with whom they conspire to defraud the tax system and immigration laws?
Has Mexico developed an economy that no longer funnels the vast majority of its profit to an infinitessimal minority of families; has the Mexican government ceased its practice of dumping its poor on America, reaping the financial benefits therefrom; and are there high-paying jobs in Mexico that keep the "guest workers" home? *If so, to which new third-world nation do the leaders of American industry turn to do their slave labor?
The twelve million have turned into 40 million or so.
Has the rate of assimilation into the American culture increased or do these people still speak their native tongue and has the United States become truly a two-language country?
Assuming again: the education system has withstood the onslaught of the children of those here now, have the descendants of those here now grown beyond the jobs that their forefathers came here to get?
Do millions more depressed persons each year have to come to satisfy the "need" for a subculture that agriculture *"cannot afford" to pay a decent wage, that the construction industry "cannot replace" because of the death-drip by the immigant gangs on those jobs, that the service industry finds convenient for their bottom line and with whom they conspire to defraud the tax system and immigration laws?
Has Mexico developed an economy that no longer funnels the vast majority of its profit to an infinitessimal minority of families; has the Mexican government ceased its practice of dumping its poor on America, reaping the financial benefits therefrom; and are there high-paying jobs in Mexico that keep the "guest workers" home? *If so, to which new third-world nation do the leaders of American industry turn to do their slave labor?