Yup that about sums up immigration. For the top 10% of those coming in. It's the other 90% that's the problem.
Nice try though
Don't know where the 10% or 90% source.
But without low wages immigrants, price for a cup of coffee could be double, cost of building a house could be double (due to less demand or labour cost increase,etc.), demand of houses will be diminishing hence house price decreasing when retirees wanting to sell their houses for downsizing, cost for processing of farming produce would be double, if luckily getting labours required, etc.
Without low wages labour supply, on top of population decrease, the overall housing market would collapse, just like Japan nowadays for the last 20 years. Leaving mainly wealthy probably like you staying in the country. Who will be going to serve you for breakfast, fastfood, cleaning the theatre where you enjoy operas, cleaning restrooms, etc. etc.
When there will be only wealthy people living in a country, who are going to fight for the country in case of invasion war, build the warships, etc. Who were the ones that built the cars and roads in the last 100 years.
As mentioned before, and also stated in the article, a country evaluate measures in generations, not years!
IF immigrants was/is such a bad thing/idea to a country, why so many developing and developed countries for so many years till nowadays are still welcoming immigrants without ceasing! Whether the 90% figure is true, or not! Or even 99% being a country's non-productive burden is correct!
Leave emotions at home for a moment, and think about the rational analysis!
Don't forget America was built by immigrants (from foreign soils)!
Why the government today still keeps the following links and programs alive? Knowing the 90% figure being so high!
https://www.dvlottery.state.gov/
https://www.us-immigration.com/greencard/Green-Card-Lottery.jsp
http://www.usadiversitylottery.com/
Enter the Official DV-2019 USA Green Card Lottery
President Donald Trump
The annual Diversity Visa Lottery also known as the Green Card Lottery is a US government program that makes 55,000 Permanent Resident cards available every year to persons from “underrepresented countries,” which have been less represented in employment and family-based preference categories in the United States of America and who meet two basic eligibility requirements. This years (2017) Green Card Lottery Program is called DV-2019 (the year successful applicants may enter the United States of America on the green card they won), and is now open to all individuals worldwide who meet two basic entry requirements. The Program makes Permanent Resident Cards available to the winners, authorizing the winners and their families to live, study and work in the United States of America as permanent residents. The Green Card Lottery program is a United States congressionally-mandated program for receiving a United States Permanent Resident Card, also popularly known as a USA Green Card, due to the green color of the Permanent Resident Card.
DV-2018 is closed. Now accepting DV-2019 Lottery applications.