Immigration Policy in the United States....
Four things that attributed to the assimilation of the immigrants are: language, money, religion, and ambition.Immigrants and Immigration - Blessing or Burden?
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Immigrants and Immigration - Blessing or Burden?
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And the "Native American" almost exterminated.
So whoever wants to come to America with good intentions
A big Welcome.
Now I agree with you
Immigrants are needed...the population of the people in my country are getting older and we will need younger people to continue working...so immigration is one way of managing the retirement of people...to fill the void...not sure about USA and its need...
being a canadian you know that the job situation is pretty bad! canada is also one of the worst recession hit countries.
and if i were you, i would have advised people to make babies, instead of immigration.
Canada is not doing badly in the job department...better than the US...the US banks/institutions allowed their citizens to have mortgages with no money down...the housing market crashed and those people who had no down payment were forced to walk away...their economy is recovering...lessons were learned...Canadians faired well due to stringent laws in place that don't allow lenders to be so careless...
We do not have enough young people to encourage having families...to fill this void!!!
So true all you say about Canada.
I have lived and worked in 5 countries worldwide including the US so I can tell the difference. I have friends, family, former colleagues in the US so I follow what goes on there.
I returned to Canada from the US just a few years ago.
O Canada......