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Discarding "This Is Who We Are" pablum, isn't the main argument for immigration an economic one? How does it help us, economically, if immigrants give less + take more than native citizens? And far worse: when the same is also true of the children + grandchildren of immigrants?
Add to that the frictions caused by language, cultural, etc. incompatibilities, even if immigrants had equal or superior taxpaying capacity. People are not interchangeable parts.
That's the thing, even if mass migration was economically beneficial to the average citizen, there would still be strong grounds for opposing it. But when the thing they tout as its major strength is actually a giant negative? WTF is going on?
Tech company donations, on top of his own background as a CEO in search of cheap talent. Perhaps he'd also prefer more East Asian food in the neighborhood instead of that odd and sometimes indigestible Europe-derived American stuff, but now I'm just spitballing.
The entire Cathedral pushes this line, but odd thing with Yang is his net worth is only a few million dollars? Like less than ten? But he presents like a billion-dollar Silicon Valley CEO. There's an angle where he's maxed out his natural talents + now seeking new strive upwards
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