"...America has a seller's market in immigration, but thanks to Teddy Kennedy's 1965 immigration law, we no longer favor skilled workers from developed nations, but instead favor unskilled immigrants from the Third World. Kennedy's bill promptly cut the number of European immigrants in half and increased Third World immigrants to 85 percent of the total.
Not surprisingly, post-1965 immigrants have sharply higher levels of poverty and welfare dependence. Europeans may not seem like ideal new immigrants, but the truth is, if what they want is welfare, they'll stay in France."
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Now, I won't rehash the old debate concerning spanish folks wanting to set up house, for free, here in the US of A. I won't beat the dead horse of how they are beggars looking for a free lunch, or how they seek illegal jobs in illegal businesses, and are nothing more than un-organized criminals who feel that laws should only be enforced upon legal immigrants and not them. The Irish and Jewish and Italian gangsters never had the balls to petition America to allow THEM to earn a living by breaking the law, so one sort of has to tip one's hat to the beaners who've decided that enough is enough; they're owed because they're funny-looking poor folks too lazy to learn English so fork over them bennies.
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Hi, I enjoyed your article on immigration, I think this is a very important dialogue to have and that Bloggers are making the climate very democratic. Feel free to look at some of my posts on the issue at my blog www.debaterelatepontificate.blogspot.com
Thanks for the comment, and for stopping by, samrocha.
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