I've heard several people on here saying how illegal immigration is not the only problem we have with immigration but apparently legal immigration needs some fixing too.
Some folks say that our current wave of immigration, both legal and illegal, is at a level were we are receiving a bit too many immigrants at once who aren't really making an effort to assimilate (we already know the vast majority of illegals have no intention of assimilating in the first place) and that it's really beginning to burden us when it comes to accomodating them.
One major proposal is to restrict legal immigration by a variety of ways including limiting the number of visa's we give out each year, ending chain migration for sure, and other such means etc, for a period of time so we can assimilate the number of immigrants (again inluding legal) we have year before we accept another wave of immigration.
So what do you think? does legal immigration need more restriction as well? Yes? No? Why?
Thanks.
2007-11-28
14:44:34
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