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3 ways America should be more like Canada

Without even getting into the money issues, which I believe are off-base, I don't get their point on immigration. America also wants legal, skilled immigrants. Take a look at our colleges, at our medical schools. The issue that divides the country is how to deal with illigal, unskilled immigrants.

If they want to write an objective article, I am willing to consider. When you pull things out of your nether regions to try to make your point - pass.
 
Without even getting into the money issues, which I believe are off-base, I don't get their point on immigration. America also wants legal, skilled immigrants. Take a look at our colleges, at our medical schools. The issue that divides the country is how to deal with illigal, unskilled immigrants.

If they want to write an objective article, I am willing to consider. When you pull things out of your nether regions to try to make your point - pass.
So you're blaming brown people. Got it.
 
Where did I say that? The article is inaccurate. The US seeks legal skilled workers, just as Canada does. There is nothing that Canada does that the US does not do in that regard.

Illegal immigration is a hot-button issue - not legal immigration. And frankly, I never even stated WHAT my position was with regard to that, so your comment is off base.
 
Where did I say that? The article is inaccurate. The US seeks legal skilled workers, just as Canada does. There is nothing that Canada does that the US does not do in that regard.

Illegal immigration is a hot-button issue - not legal immigration. And frankly, I never even stated WHAT my position was with regard to that, so your comment is off base.
Sorry, was meant to be provocative in a humorous way rather than offensive.