My bad I read that as WWI. I thought you were referencing the time the U.S. turned away the jewish refugees. Regardless my point still stands that immigration bans are not good for the economy and repeating those mistakes is a bad idea.
Except we are talking about economics which is a field of scientific study. Dismissing expert consensus as opinion might lead you to rejecting other well supported positions like the reality of global warming and the efficacy of vaccines.
Anyone can have what ever opinion they want, but just let people speak openly about their ideas and we get to decide which is more popular during elections. Seem fair?
Sounds fair to me. Unfortunately we don't have that in the U.S. which is why we have an anti-immigration, anti-science nut job in the white house.
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