Mexican Immigration to the US in Permanent Decline

[DGuller]

And yet it's true.

[jimmy olsen]

And yet it's true.

Link?

[Jacob]

I'm confident that most people tend to make decisions that they think are best for themselves.  But as Tim pointed out, thinking something doesn't make it so.

Very true, but I doubt that Tim of all people is able to make a better call as to what's better for them.

[jimmy olsen]

I'm confident that most people tend to make decisions that they think are best for themselves.  But as Tim pointed out, thinking something doesn't make it so.

Very true, but I doubt that Tim of all people is able to make a better call as to what's better for them.

Yeah, it's not like I've ever had to weigh the positives and negatives about going over seas to get a job...oh wait.

[Jacob]

Yeah, it's not like I've ever had to weigh the positives and negatives about going over seas to get a job...oh wait.

... and exactly how did going to Korea to teach English give you any insight into the situation of mainland Chinese and whether it'd be worthwhile and practical for them, be they plumbers or white collar workers, to move to the US?

[Valmy]

And yet it's true.

Link?

Does google not work in Korea?

[Habbaku]

That's not exactly what I'd call "declining."  It has dropped from a peak in the past, certainly, but is rising once more.

[Valmy]

That's not exactly what I'd call "declining."  It has dropped from a peak in the past, certainly, but is rising once more.

And it does not really reflect the situation in the north anyway.  In the southern states the murder rate has been dropping dramatically which skews how dangerous it is in the northern parts.