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Bigfeet
Joined: 29 May 2008
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| That's interesting. So there are probably more illegal Koreans living in the US than there are illegals of any nationality living in Korea? |
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Kuros
Joined: 27 Apr 2004
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| Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 8:19 pm Post subject: |
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Has anyone seen anything like this to explain the situation in Korea? I can understand China and Mexico but aren't things supposed to be "just peachy" in Korea? |
There are also tens of thousands of illegal Italians and Irish, among other Western Europeans that arrive every year and work/live illegally. America is a serious draw.
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So you think the world is anti-American? Then there is an interesting question that made it into the Reader�s Digest global presidential poll (which Obama wins by a landslide). Here is the proportion who would be interested in moving to America if economic and political barriers were non-existent:
Germany 20%
Brazil 31%
Spain 32%
France 52%
Netherlands 55%
South Africa 65%
India 73%
No. That was not a typo. 52% of the French.
Looks like the rest of the world is very much like Americans: They hate Washington, but love America. |
http://www.johannorberg.net/?page=displayblog&month=10&year=2008#2913 |
If the Dems are smart, they'll reform the very broken immigration system and make it more generous.
Sow the seeds for a sustained Democratic advantage in years to come. |
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