Video: This Is How Mass Immigration DESTROYS Working Class Americans

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Listen up, Congress: in light of huge advances in automation mass immigration is no longer appropriate
Article author: 
Tucker Carlson
Article publisher: 
Fox News
Article date: 
12 January 2019
Article category: 
Our American Future
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Automation will rapidly displace workers in repetetive jobs. It is expect to replace 40 percent of jobs around the world. There is no obvious place for them to secure future employment. Yet the highest priority of Congress is to bring in huge numbers of low-skilled workers from foreign country - an incredibly short-signted policy. Watch:

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