Posted by
Tim Blessing on Saturday, February 16, 2008 5:33:40 PM
Immigration is a phenomenom that is currently being debated by all sectors of government, media, and general public.
It is a subject that used to be confined to New York, California, Ariazona, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida.
Now, Immigrants are moving into regions of the country not previously affected legal or illegal immigration.
Is there 12 Million Illegals in the U. S.? The answer that I hear is no. Its closer to 4 million.
Yes, its a problem, but not at the crazy estimate's some people portray.
There are illegals who cross the border to do manual labor jobs or agrigultural jobs then they return to Mexico.
Yes, there is migration back and forth across the border depending on the seasons and the demand for unskilled labor.
That figure I am not quite sure of.
They do not have health insurance or work permits and they do disrupt our social fabric and healthcare system.
Do we nationalize them or do we set up a guest worker program or ship them back to Mexico?
I think the answer lies in Mexico.
They want to set up system domestically to take care of their population. No, they do not like NAFTA. At least those on the left.
If they could sell us oil, which they don't at this time as I far as I know they could buy infrastructure products from us and consumer items.
I have had dealings with their low level leftist politicians.
They, again, want to set up a system inside Mexico similar to our domestic system, but because of nationalism they can't do a lot of business with us.
That mean's we can sell them infrastructure and consumer products, but that their socialists politicians do not want to go any further than that.
Again, they want to set up a true economy and welfare system along the lines of ours, but not integrate with us do to nationalism.
Finally, if they are successful in creating a successful system like ours then the illegal and legal immigrants will leave for Mexico and the disruption to our domestic system will end.