StoneByStone: "Letting in immigrants from the third world results in lower wages for Americans. Will you try to reduce third world immigration, and if not, then how do you plan on keeping wages from falling?"
PoliTalker: "I'm not sure I agree with the premise. How does letting unskilled laborers into the USA, who usually do migrant farm work, landscaping or janitorial work that Americans don't want to do, cause lower wages for a nurse or a teacher?"
Jack: "The job Americans won't take: Arizona looks to Philippines to fill teacher shortage"
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...chools-low-pay"
1. You are wrong on your assumption that Third World Labor just takes 'farm work". [I didn't say that]
2. You are wrong that the Minimum Wage of $7.25/hr. is a 'Living Wage'. [I didn't say that, either]
3. You are wrong that "Immigration does not lower wages in the USA". [If so you've failed to show why]
Let's take it to the Next Step: Will Automation, Robotics, and Artificial Intelligence 'lower Wages' ... or put American Labor out of Work?
(this is what that asian guy Yang is bringing up at the Debates)