You wouldn't agree if you had an encounter with one of them. There's a difference between illegally comming to a country because you're starving in yours and coming because you want to steal enough stuff to become rich. Even immigrants from other countries like Colombia are more dangerous than African ones.
So immigrants from African immigrants come because they want to work whereas others come because they want to steal? I guess you've never heard of the "Nigerian prince money scam" then. There are plenty of drug traffickers, criminals, gangsters legally and illegally coming from African nations as well...just as many as any other nation.
It's also a way to adquire low-cost workers which we actually need to compete with China. It's not really ethical but it's a valid solution.
Not really. PRC-China is a low tech manufacturing nature centered on low skill manual labor. The US is becoming a technological nation centered
on high skill technical labor. We don't need any 'low cost' workers that have illegally immigrated here, because we already have plenty of legal
workers willing to work for the same jobs.
On a side note, if illegal immigrants have such a low IQ, all you gotta do is study and no illegal immigrants will steal any of your possible jobs.
I'm referring to manual labor jobs, not technical jobs that require skill. Illegal immigrants are replacing legal workers in manual labor
such as factory workers, processing plants, farm workers...all because employers can pay them at the quarter of the wage they'd have to pay legal workers.
I'm not trying to defend them, all I want to prove is that crime DOES NOT COME from illegal immigration. There are some points which have to be addressed before getting to the immigration policy if they want crime to dissapear.
Illegal immigration is itself a crime. You break the law when you cross into a nation illegally without proper documents or passports. Just like transpassing onto someone's property or breaking & entering.
And remember that crime/intelligence/IQ/immigrants topic we discussed earlier?
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