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**Aeaefee** · 01-15-2010, 03:07 AM

I posted this in the other thread (the sticky one), but I think it also fits in this thread.

F. How do you know these middle class Dominicans could get into the US? These things work in chain reactions. You create hindrances or acceptance here and they work in the same manner down the line. You re saying that accepting(obligatorily) these people will ruin the economy here. And the people with means will leave. But what if the rules for leaving change with the economy? I mean all your middle class Dominicans come to the US and now what? They have to compete with 10%(government statistic) unemployment? Wouldnt the Americans consider the middle class DOminican the same way you consider the impoverished Haitian? As a threat to my livelihood and economic vitality?

01-15-2010, 03:07 AM	#17
Aeaefee Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	I posted this in the other thread (the sticky one), but I think it also fits in this thread. F. How do you know these middle class Dominicans could get into the US? These things work in chain reactions. You create hindrances or acceptance here and they work in the same manner down the line. You re saying that accepting(obligatorily) these people will ruin the economy here. And the people with means will leave. But what if the rules for leaving change with the economy? I mean all your middle class Dominicans come to the US and now what? They have to compete with 10%(government statistic) unemployment? Wouldnt the Americans consider the middle class DOminican the same way you consider the impoverished Haitian? As a threat to my livelihood and economic vitality?
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