>>213944101
You're wrong. There's absolutely no evidence that immigration has depressed salaries for Americans

>>513322192
If it was a CCP-style one party state but with neoliberal ideology rather than socialist ideology, I would press it.
>but also brings back boomer era economy with high wages
Wages are higher in USA today, even after adjusted for inflation. We pay more for housing, but a lot less for food/clothing.

I would not press a button to bring us back to the 1960's economy because the economy is better today.

>>17917687
Americans are wealthier today than ever (inflation adjusted)

>>512881518
Americans are wealthier today than ever (inflation adjusted)

>>213140669
>It's not about job loss, it's about wages going down domestically from h1b visas.
Point to me where on this graph offshoring caused significant declines in salaries for US workers

I really do not understand what problem the anti-offshoring people are trying to solve.
>Plus if you'd ever had to work with Jeets in tech you'd know how awful they are to deal with in 8/10 cases.
I do work with Indians in a tech job.

>>511085867
Extremely false. This is inflation adjusted median household income since 1990.