Look for more of our most skilled young seek jobs in fast growing economies in other countries too. Many U.S. companies want college grads with 2nd language skills to work in operations in other countries. I have spoke to some who enjoy the counties they work in. Some have been “promoted” back to U.S. locations and speak highly of some of the places they worked.

Also look for further declines in our infrastructure as this plays out. All of it is ranked C, D, or F and that will probably be the best we can expect in the future and more likely worse grades will be coming as tax revenues drop further.

They can squeeze 15 people into a two bedroom apartment without complaining at all.

This may be the situation many Americans find themselves in before too long. Take a look at how the immigrants are living now, you may learn a valuable life lesson.

Illegal immigration, when ended will cause all kinds of problems most calling for an end to it, don’t consider. However, the fact they aren’t aware of the problems shouldn’t change the fact that continuing is going to cause harm too. Either we enforce the laws and suffer the consequences of doing so, or we continue our slide into 3rd world status.

My only fault with those who call for an end to this illegal immigration and returning to a nation of laws, is that they aren’t prepared for the transition that will cause a lot of misery. Worse yet, they will call for the government to bail them out of their misery and say, we didn’t know it would be this bad.

That is like those calling for a stimulus package now to avoid a recession. They know it will make things even worse later on but, it is “now” they are only concerned with. “Fix it,” and “help me,” and “it is my right,” and “you have to do something.” Why?

Because they aren’t prepared for life on their own. They can’t deal with a life that doesn’t have a “nanny” looking out for them. They are weak people and as a result, we now have a weak nation.

Yes, Jan, I agree with you. And my knowledgeable friends feel the same way. Perhaps the sooner we collapse the better so we start the recovery from a less dire place.

And thanks for the link to your charts. A picture, indeed, is worth a thousand words.

Take a look at the charts on this topic on my forum that deals with trends including incarceration.
A picture is worth a thousand words?

The nation is in such deep trouble that only a collapse will wake the people up and start the reforms we need.

Now watch crime continue to increase in this sector.