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Some viewers of this video complained that…
with parallel slides and narration the pace is too fast to follow.
I could redo this video, making it twice as long; then, likely fewer
viewers would have time and patience to watch it. I took a lazy
approach; if you find this video intriguing, but missed something
viewing it the first time, you can always watch the video again.
My apologies. HAK

“Why do we have such a big immigration mess?” The lecture at the Heartland Institute.

Benefits we will have

With free market regulating the inflow of foreigners, only the most entrepreneurial, talented, and hard working would stay to become citizens.
Americans will be less able to live by cutting coupons from the heritage of previous generations. Stipulated by competition from foreigners, they would enrich themselves and the nation.
It would be in the best economic interest of every honest American and foreigner to obey the immigration law.
No expensive border protection needed; resulting in budget savings.
Government administration managing immigration can be much smaller; resulting in budget savings.
With simplified procedures, most immigration cases would require no lawyer; immigrants would have more money to assimilate faster.
With less work in immigration, many immigration lawyers would move their practice to other areas. With a surplus of lawyers, prices for lawyers services would go down, benefiting all Americans.

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Benefits we will have

With free market regulating the inflow of foreigners, only the most entrepreneurial, talented, and hard working would stay to become citizens.

Americans will be less able to live by cutting coupons from the heritage of previous generations. Stipulated by competition from foreigners, they would enrich themselves and the nation.

It would be in the best economic interest of every honest American and foreigner to obey the immigration law.

No expensive border protection needed; resulting in budget savings.

Government administration managing immigration can be much smaller; resulting in budget savings.

With simplified procedures, most immigration cases would require no lawyer; immigrants would have more money to assimilate faster.

With less work in immigration, many immigration lawyers would move their practice to other areas. With a surplus of lawyers, prices for lawyers services would go down, benefiting all Americans.