or if their parents didnt march a thousand miles with them into a country illegally (ie where they knew they were breaking the law & knew families were being separated).
The same reasoning applies to people within western countries too. Everyone is so quick to make a plea to the government instead of fixing their own problems.
That’s true, but why can’t these issues be dealt with locally? Caravans of people marching through Mexico & setting up camp in tijuana looks more like people shopping than just
I realize none of these countries are as safe as the US but surely some are safe enough. I agree the flow of people should be left to land owners & ideally,
Garden to say if any of those are safe enough considering the problems in the regions. Especially Mexico. Skipping those nations seem legitimate to me.
Parts of US are more dangerous than those countries. Why not move evry1 into Bel Air? Hard to believe there is literally nowhere in those countries that is safer than where they were
However, baring this situation, use of public resources (land, security, economy, institutions, culture) should limited as much as possible to avoid the tragedy of the commons.
trying to find a safe place to live. Its like anything goes wrong in the world & it’s immediately the west’s problem. The west should not be world police. the countries
Foreign aide is not as good. Taking in refugees is better. Foreign aide is often more about political influence more than help. Preventing them from turning to an enemy for help.
It might sound bad, but technically immigrantion brings the best people, and leaves behind the rest. Immigrants tend to be the middle class and better educated from those nations.
Eg ppl in states like IL and CA voting for high taxes & social programs, running their states budgets into the ground then moving to places like Austin & Denver & repeating the cycle.
Often the systems in their nations are broken, or socialist, etc. Those who can get out do so. When given freedom most people can thrive, and population is an asset.