Here’s the Friday open comments post.
Today’s suggested topic — immigration regulations — more, fewer, same?
I’d easily saw fewer. In the preceding post, I refer to Jason Riley’s excellent book, “Let Them In: The Case For Open Borders.”
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I’ll keep the post open through Sunday afternoon.
Have at it.
Wisc doesn’t have a problem with immigration so we should keep regulations the way they are.
Immigration should be based on the level of unemploymnet at any give time.
There is no reason to worry about matching immigration levels with the level of unemployment. Immigrants will be able to tell if there are jobs. They will not come to a place that lacks opportunity.
There definately is a reason to worry about people who come here and look for welfare benefits and not jobs. If people who came here could only work or sit at home then there would be no worry that’s true. People come here and look government handouts. That means that they will come in even with high joblessness in the United States.