The legal migration system the US has is unironically broken and should be reformed. Most green cards are given to relatives of US citizens (people who married an American or Naturalized citizens bringing their families). For a white collar professional to become a Green Card holder with a clear path to citizenship without marrying a US citizen the chances are low and require said person to go through years and years of paperwork and finding an employer willing to sponsor them.

This is a shame because due to the US economic power there are millions of professionals worldwide who would love to move and contribute to the US economy but wont. It's easier for illegals, they're poor so they cross the borders and they're fine with whatever job they find. For them it's worth the risk. Many illegals are also Indians overstaying student of temporary work-visas. But let's asume some young middle class engineer from Chile, he could make more money living in the US, but as an illegal he would be trapped in an economic position lower to that he has in his native country, so he wont even mind moving.

TL;DR The US needs to reform it's legal immigration system to attract more professionals to stay and become citizens, forget about the stupid “THEY TOOK AR JABS” the kraut ancestors of midwestern hicks were as qualified as the average border jumping beaner and Fertility Rates are low in the US. They will be necessary to keep the American Economy on top for the rest of the century.

!neolibs !americas

!chuds this is who wants your white women r*ped

Except when it has a negative economic impact on me

The first rule of immigration is to always have a good time.

what if the rules say you need to house a smelly old mexican dude in your spare bedroom in your house?

Im not talking about you, though I would question why illegal immigration is even on your radar given how many much larger problems there are.

>admits to being a rightoid here of all places