basic immigration data

The findings of the Cato Institute study are consistent with the CBO's estimate that the recent surge in immigration works to REDUCE the federal deficit by almost $1 trillion over the next 10 years.
 
It is noteworthy that the responses you cite try to rebut data-driven analyses of the effects of immigration with claims about what is going on in other countries.

It is not counterintuitive to claim that immigrants claim less educational services because most of them come here as adults with their educations having been provided by the country of birth. In effect another country has paid for the human capital that will allow that person to be a productive taxpayer in this country.
 
nsacpi said:
It is noteworthy that the responses you cite try to rebut data-driven analyses of the effects of immigration with claims about what is going on in other countries.
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I think it’s an important data point when determining over arching conclusions. No?
 
nsacpi said:
It is noteworthy that the responses you cite try to rebut data-driven analyses of the effects of immigration with claims about what is going on in other countries.

It is not counterintuitive to claim that immigrants claim less educational services because most of them come here as adults with their educations having been provided by the country of birth. In effect another country has paid for the human capital that will allow that person to be a productive taxpayer in this country.
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Ah yes but their children should be pushed to native despite the househlld being immigrant.


You know this is highly misleading
 
thethe said:
Ah yes but their children should be pushed to native despite the househlld being immigrant.


You know this is highly misleading
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It is true that adding the children of immigrants who are subsequently born in this country would give a fuller accounting. That accounting would be overwhelmingly positive given all that is known about the upward mobility of children of immigrants. The return on the education we provide them is massive, much bigger than the return on the education provided to children of non-immigrants.
 
nsacpi said:
i'm discussing what happens here...so yeah hard pass on something not related

but i can understand why you are trying to change the subject
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You don't think raping people randomly in the streets has an economic impact?

Interesting....
 
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nsacpi said:
It is true that adding the children of immigrants who are subsequently born in this country would give a fuller accounting. That accounting would be overwhelmingly positive given all that is known about the upward mobility of children of immigrants. The return on the education we provide them is massive, much bigger than the return on the education provided to children of non-immigrants.
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All we know based on what exactly?

More studies with terrible assumptions?

Why isn't it working in places like Sweden and Denmark? Whats different?
 
nsacpi said:
reminder: immigrants have a lower incarceration rate than native-born Americans
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Yeah - It ends up the same way when we look at data from European nations that report on demographics.

Whtas different?
 
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