What is the plan with the illegals coming in?

[Sevenpointfive]

i get that we have a couple of generations that don't wanna work, are poor, possibly addicted, with minimal education that want that American dream.

but so do a billion south americans.

so what's the gameplan? do the illegals encourage the americans to work or get replaced?

if the illegals took those jobs, should they get those 2 generations of peoples rights to vote, live and be free?

i asked 2 women from mexico that work here legally and they don't want illegals here.

SO, now we have to fund the police to get them out. probably double-triple the force. not border agents though.

i'm really sick of the why's and bullshit excuses the government gives us.

[Syntosi]

Well, putting aside that everything you appear to believe in is just incorrect and pure propaganda. The idea with illegals coming in, or immigration in general, is that USA is in desperate need of workers. Both unskilled, and skilled. USA is not running at full capacity because there are simply not enough people to meet the potential of what it could be.

As evidence, lets compare USA with other countries for just a moment. For example, lets compare population density with Germany which is generally considered a fairly industrialized country. It is far from the most densely populated people but it feels like a good compromise between industry and nature at least for a start.

How do USA and Germany compare on population density?
Germany: 600 people per square mile
USA: 91 people per square mile

Do you see the problem here? If 600 is the "ideal" (we could argue that it is higher) then USA is just at 15% on the way there. Sure, there are locations with very high population density such as New York and places like deserts where we would not truly expect people to live in the first place but the fact remains, USA is in desperate need of people.

Forget trying to capture illegals and throw them out, you need to send out hunting parties to bring more people IN. If America is a super power at 15%, then what would it be at a German level? Also, why stop at only Germany? You could go for 1,340 per square miles like South Korea or something and push Americas economy to astronomical levels.

Once USA has reached something like that, THEN it could have a conversation about how productive its people are and if they should close the border. Right now it simply does not make any sense.

[Sevenpointfive]

i'll trade you places! and you are quite the economist