Excellent op-ed from Thomas Friedman at New York Times, about how immigration can help deliver America from the current recession.
The Korean's own preferred immigration policy is quite radical. Immigration policy is one of only two areas in which the Korean supports a completely extremist and unrealistic idea. (The other is complete ban of all civilian ownership of firearms except hunting rifles, which will be kept at local police station during non-season.) But even for those who do not favor extremely liberal immigration policy, this point is hard to argue with: there are very smart people from all over the world clamoring to live and work for America, and we are turning them away. Plainly, this hurts America. It needs to change right now.
Rabu, 11 Februari 2009
Langganan:
Posting Komentar (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
Dear Korean, Since I arrived in Korea, I have wondered about the national obsession for cute things. I know of no other place where grown me...
-
Here is another round of the best of the worst emails sent to the Korean, with the Worst Email of 2009 Award at the end. Again, these are ...
-
Dear Korean, I have been watching Korean dramas and there is something I noticed. When someone is not feeling well, they will use a needle t...
-
. . . that rain means slower traffic. Must-read piece on how East Asian Studies scholars in the U.S. attempted to silence Iris Chang, author...
-
[See Part I here.] This is Part II of the translation of Mr. Joo Seong-Ha's account of North Korean soccer history and analysis. -----...
-
Dear Korean, How do Korean guys reconcile the wife-beater rep with images like that of the guy in " My Sassy Girl "? My cousin lov...
-
Dear Korean, I have a Korean workmate who has a desk next to me at work. I was asking him about Korean onomatopoeiae, then I asked him: ...
-
. . .that sooner or later, big law firms will get their revenge for allowing their associates to have a Christmas break, and a super-sized l...
-
Dear Korean, When I listen to Korean radio stations I hear 90's R&B imitations, right down to the 'oohs' and 'aahs'....
-
Oh boy: The African American community in Dallas has been protesting a gas station run by a Korean-born U.S. citizen in a predominately blac...
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(143)
-
▼
Februari
(13)
- Two interesting articles about Korea and Korean Am...
- Mongolian Spank Marks
- Ask a Korean! Wiki: Pre-Figuring Mixed Children
- From Attorney General Eric Holder:Though this nati...
- Ask a Korean! is featured on January's issue of Ko...
- Ask a Korean! News: Nationalism (and Americans' No...
- Ask a Korean! News: Yet Another Case for Immigration
- Korea-Japan Relation Saga, Part V - Contemporary K...
- Excellent op-ed from Thomas Friedman at New York T...
- Interesting article about immigrants' kitchen in N...
- Ask a Korean! Wiki: Rec Soccer Leagues in Korea
- Ask a Korean! News: AAK! Won Some Awards, and So D...
- Bonus Football Question -- Can Koreans Play in NFL?
-
▼
Februari
(13)
0 komentar:
Posting Komentar