Toronado3800
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New wide-ranging analysis by the Center for Immigration Studies‘ Steven Camarotta reveals that there are an estimated 28,000 births to illegal aliens every year in the Los Angeles metro area, exceeding the total number of U.S. births in 14 states and the District of Columbia.
The children of illegal aliens are commonly known as “anchor babies,” as they anchor their illegal alien and noncitizen parents in the U.S. and eventually are allowed to bring an unlimited number of foreign relatives to the country through the process known as “chain migration.”
More Anchor Baby Births in Los Angeles than Total U.S. Births in 14 States
If you want to stop the flies from buzzing around you, close the pancake syrup container if you're going to sit outside.
For years the left has been telling us we don't need a wall, just a heavy fine or prison time for employers who hire illegals. Well I have to agree with that, but I also think that anchor babies are just as much of a problem. Come to the US, find a way to stay for a few months, and pop out a baby(s) so you have an excuse to have to be here.
Time for that to stop.
So your goal is to reduce the demand for our real estate?
I fear loans off our projected real estate values churn our economy. Ask George Bush what happens when imiginary value disappears and ppl have to make the payments they signed up for.
I'll meet you on stopping illegal immigration if we can double the number of legal inmigrands next year. I have looked to the Big Government past and decided we should apply what we learned from The Homestead Act to our empty cities in the Midwest and East.
So in other words you want the US to look like China in another 50 years or so. We currently allow one million new people a year in this country.
Don’t worry about real estate. I believe it was Roy Rogers who once said “Buy land. God ain’t making any more of it.”
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Look like China....as in a growing world power? Yes.
Overcrowded, we'll deal with that when it gets close. All I see are empty cities and worthless property a dying empire is trying to maintain for its soft citizen elite. When that property gets worthless tax revenue goes down and folks can't borrow money to push the day of reckoning a few calendar pages further down. Look at all the trouble we had a decade ago. Too bad there wasn't more demand for our real estate.
What we are good at is bringing people in and "making them American". It takes a few years and we should embrace it.