Retirement age is problematical for Americans who work with their backs. I am 64 in a month and though still in good shape the 200 pound lifts are not like they used to be. I have no plans at all to retire but the insurance people told me that maybe 1% of people who had back surgery similar to mine return to work.I believe it not because the rehab was not successful to a point but because the memory of and constant reminder of intolerable pain was enough to almost dissuade an independent guy like myself from returning to the same kind of work.
As for anchor babies, it is a magnet attracting illegals and needs to be legislated out of existence for unlawful trespassers.
Anchor babies cost each taxpayer about $20,000 for prenatal and childbirth expenses. Multiply that by the estimated anchor babies in this country.
Not to mention WIC, and the cost of schooling these kids.
End birthright citizenship.