Of course we knew that.I get the message, too much deficit spending, unemployment is up - way up, illegal immigration is an issue that needs to be addressed on a national issue, people lack healthcare and are dying as a result of late entry to care, the dollar is crap and we keep pouring money into wars that we will never win.

Instead of focusing on an area's cap rate, find areas that are seeing increased employment, increased job growth, increased immigration, favorable employer incentives, etc, and go from there.

The above laws are current immigration laws of MEXICO!

The problem is that China's economy is on a trajectory that is going to make it much larger than ours (unless we allow massive immigration) and we will simply not be able to match it beyond the next two or three decades.I think a good strategy for us right now would be to make multilateral institutions much stronger and also form stronger alliances with countries around China.

There are many legal immigrants or part timers buying in U.S.

They are immigrants with low paying jobs and pretty much work to pay us.

That will encourage work and savings instead of consumption and is a more sustainable path to growth.It will also encourage wealthy people to immigrate to the U.S. as opposed to only the poor.

I think what has REALLY burdened Los Angeles, and Cali schools in general is the huge influx of illegal immigrant children (born United States Citizens)

Japan has an aging population with very little immigration.

Combine that with a high sales tax and income tax (we're looking at a 20B deficit again) and it's no wonder all the population growth is coming from immigration.