The USFG should fast-track immigration requests from Mexicans willing to relocate to Texas.

First let me apologize for accidentally using the phrase illegal immigrants instead of mexicans. That was a mistake but the Pro did not offer an argument about how unemployment would rise.... Mexicans are hard workers on average as a population, but not all mexicans are industrious as individuals US population has been increasing so has GDP, that is just a correlation it is not a cause-effect relationship. India has three times the population but is still drastically poor compared to the United States. Meanwhile China who has been even bigger has only began to become wealthy since 1950..... Population growth doesnt = Prosperity growth Even if a Mexican immigrant were to have a job or start a new job that would not cancel out the strain their presence would put on water resources, social benefits and programs, etc. your assumption that Texans would be delighted to work for the new Mexican enterprises is rather misguided because Mexicans like to come to this country to get a job and provide for their families back in Mexico, they do not come to create their own businesses. Also In most Mexican-style businesses the employees who work there also tend to be Mexican.... The reason I brought up the Republican standing is that Republicans treat immigrants and Mexicans harshly and that a law increasing the number of Mexicans moving into Texans would be unfeasible because it would not provide benefits like the Pro suggests and because politicians would fiercely oppose such a move. The Utilities argument offered by the Pro is that we will simply find more water, but the problem in Texas is that they are running OUT of water and allowing for a massive increase in population would surely not help the problem.... Texans dont have a fondness for Mexican things, the words the Pro provided is just an example of how Texas and Mexico have shared a long history with each other culturally wise. However this debate is focused on the economic impact and the history of Texas and Mexican culture does not really provide much of an argument to either side.. "Within a few generations, white Texans could be fully assimilated with the Hispanic population, speaking Spanish as their native tongue and adopting the Mexican relaxed attitude to life, enjoying siestas and responding to requests for tasks to be completed with: "Maï¿½ana, amigo, Maï¿½ana." " I dont even want to go there but Im pretty sure that race wouldnt be a thing of the past in Texas in a few generations..... The Pro suggests that Mexicans paying taxes will COMPLETELY finance the construction of new roads, but only taxing Mexicans would be an outlandish breach of their civil rights so such a measure would not be allowed in any court. This means that Texans will have to foot the bill of the construction of new roads.... Increased Mexican Immigration to Texas would cause several economic woes for Texas that include but are not limited to... 1) Short term and long term unemployment rise 2) Strain on natural resources that Texas is quickly running out of 3) construction of new roads that would cost the state billions of dollars 4) The cash-strapped state is already low on funds and would not be able to fund the costs of this operation 5) Increased strain on social programs that are already expensive 6) Increased traffic on the existing roads would only cost Texas more money before new roads could be built