| "So it's a cultural, not an economic issue? Why then shouldn't we in the meanwhile let each person make his choice, since in the long run we get the economic benefit?"
Because they don't HAVE the choice to go home and have a prosperous life. That is what I object to, the forcing, by corrupt governments of vulnerable people to undertake the dangerous migration. As far as our "immigration attorney" is concerned, the reason I referenced Mexicans and Guatemalans is that I can speak for those groups after having worked closely with them for more than 20 years. I don't speak for groups of which I have no personal knowledge. But that attorney should feel free to make assumptions and presumptions. |