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Dear Editor:
In response to recent Editor's comments, we don't want immigration, we hate jobs outsourcing because we hate to compete freely. Like it or not, we can't. We live in a more and more globalized world. The only way to stop immigration and jobs outsourcing is by collapsing all political borders and abolishing all immigration laws worldwide. Let the market rule and let the people and business entities be free to move from one to other places for survival and seeking better life and opportunity without risk to be called as criminals, illegal aliens or the "undocumented" people. We shouldn't ignore 8-12 millions people who are already in the USA. Their potentials, contributions and purchasing power. Giving them legal status means they can go to school and get new skills, invest and open new businesses instead of bringing their hard earned money back to Mexico, China etc. We see many of the previous undocumented immigrants who got amnesty in 1986 and also refugees who are now succesful and good US citizens because USA has given compassion and opportunity to them to reach their best potentials. Why should we deport them, if they could contribute positively here and in fact, we need them? Congress should really study the impact of any amnesty both positive or negative. It's an excellent idea to invite those who got amnesty in 1986 and also ex refugees to testify in front of the Congress, a before and after testimonial. Is it worse or better? We talk about this immigration reform for years. It's time for action not just endless debates to eternity.

Sugiharto
Philadelphia, PA


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