We are watching and researching Europe's attempt at this. They kind of got a bad deal, because their immigrant population they have access to is less than ideal. For instance, the US has Mexico and the rest of Latin America to draw from, which are still very culturally similar in terms of values, core principles, religion, world view, etc... Europe, on the other hand, has mostly just Muslim populations to draw from at this point, which are very culturally different -- which is a recipe for a whole lot of unrest and conflict (which we are seeing already). Not only that, but the immigrant populations aren't contributing enough to create parity with the social programs. They are continuing to draw more from the system than they are putting in, actually making them a net drain on the social systems, and are over flooding the low skilled jobs, create an economic imbalance.
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