Families. Or Women and Children arriving at our borders looking for better economic circumstances are not asylum seekers.@Bruce1 let's not abandon this thread. Would love to hear your expanded thoughts. I'm curious.
Also, since I last posted I just was reading up on the most recent census data.
Here is an excerpt
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Overall, the U.S. grew by 7.4 percent over the last decade, down from 9.7 percent in the previous census.
"The slowdown in population growth this past decade is evident," said Marc Perry, senior demographer for the Census Bureau. "Only the 1930s had slower growth
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This seems to confirm the basis of my thesis. We need more immigrants. Birth rates and the current pace of immigration aren't keeping up with the required population growth our economy needs.
The result? The slowest population growth since The Great Depression.
Chime in. These are serious issues and they need serious thoughts from people on both sides.
Let's lower illegal immigration to as close to zero as we can, while also enabling more immigrants to come to this country without outdated immigration laws.
The plan should be to secure the border first and foremost.
Next, Create a Plan for DACA kids
Next, revamp our immigration system to fast track immigrant families who can support themselves and bring worth to our society.
Next, revamp, if necessary the temporary worker program keeping in mind that employing citizens should be the first priority.