[primeval patriot]

Those European countries are sending whatever outflux they might have (which isn't much because they, too, have the demographic problem) to the incentives of the EU.

Feel free to post the inter-European immigration statistics.

So where are you going to get them?

So what's your point? Are you saying that we have to accept that we're going to replace 76 million baby boomers with immigrants soley from Mexico, Central and South America, India and China?

[Owen]

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So where are you going to get them?

So what's your point? Are you saying that we have to accept that we're going to replace 76 million baby boomers with immigrants soley from Mexico, Central and South America, India and China?
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Indonesia, too, perhaps -- if they can fund the trip.

The bottom line is there are not enough Americans of working age to do the work that has to be done. It's not a matter of "jobs Americans won't do." It's . . . there are no Americans to do the work.

A lot more retirees are about to leave the workplace. If arranging increased immigration from Mex, Central and South America is rejected as a solution . . . then there is no other solution.

The EU faces the same issues. West Germany was flooded. So was Austria. There was upheaval for a time but now demographics are asserting themselves there too. They have to have workers. It is cheaper to have workers drive in and do work than try to fund them an airplane ticket coming from somewhere else.

This is probably why the EU isn't funding Mexican workers to fly over there and do what they will wind up doing in the US.