Also, lowering the price of labor in a particular industry makes other people in it be paid less, or fired. As a result, they buy less, etc, slowing down the entire economy, influencing maybe your own wages.
Also, lowering the price of labor in a particular industry makes other people in it be paid less, or fired. As a result, they buy less, etc, slowing down the entire economy, influencing maybe your own wages.
Do you? Why?
I'm not saying you shouldn't, but I am saying this is an assumption worth questioning.
Also, consider that adult immigrants save your social services one of the biggest costs borne by our society - a K-12 education. Someone with a high school diploma arriving to the US is a flat-out gift of ~$140,000 worth of education.
Absolutely not true. The UK, for instance, explicitly states on its work visas "No recourse to public funds", although they are happy for immigrants to pay the same taxes as locals...
Quite a lot of countries don't.