Blackbrownfreestuff

Actually it's been mathematically shown that blacks and Hispanics both take waaaay more than they put in.

The problem with all of these economic studies is they fail to capture the social and cultural cost of having millions Mexicans living in our communities. The Mexicans in my neighborhood don't mow their lawn, pickup their trash, maintain their dwelling appearance, or adhere to proper occupancy numbers. That has a cost.

The greater concern however is the adults speak English and Spanish, and when they have a child, they raise it bilingual.

German Americans dont speak German. Norwegian Americans don't speak Norwegian, but Mexicans Americans will retain Spanish, and they know exactly what they are doing. They are retaining their ethnic and cultural identity. This seems more like invasion than assimilation. What is the economic cost of turning parts of America into Mexico?

Another uncaptured cost is having to maintain yet another entitled minority victim group. Muh Latinx. Lol, they even made Oprah grovel for not selecting the right mexican books. When you go to work in a corporate office, there will be a LatinX affinity group shilling for more diversity hires. When you send your kids to a high Latin percentage school, they will be further alienated during formative.

All of these things have a cost that aren't captured in much GDP studies. We don't need these people.