Immigrants should choose the United States over Canada to live in.

*Apologies for the late reply. I got into a car accident and am in the hospital right now. I don't have much time so I will not address my contender's new arguments, because they won't matter.Counter Rebuttal:"He bascially is asserting that since the majority of Canadians love their healthcare, it automatically would mean that Canadian healthcare is superior."-It does make Canadian healthcare superior. One's decisions are based on what would make one happiest. A significant more percentage of people living in Canada are happy with their health care, and a significant more percentage of people in the US despise their health care. Therefore, immigrants would likely be happier with the healthcare of Canada. "Con fails to mention some key information."-Canada also provides universal healthcare, something USA doesn't provide."Con's only real argument is that many Americans aren't covered with insurance, which leads to more deaths."-Pro concedes that because Americans aren't covered with insurance, more people die."Overall, Canada is safer to live than the U.S."-Pro concedes that Canada is overall safer than USA. "Immigrants have the choice to where in the U.S they would want to move."-Most immigrants don't have a choice as to where they can move. Generally in the US, there is a correlation between wealth and safety. The richer you are, the safer the neighborhood you live in. Most immigrants move to the US because wealth is not something they have an abundance of. My father was an immigrant to the US, and because of his poverty, he had no choice but to live in a ghetto district populated mostly by Mexicans, where the crime rate was high. He even got jumped once and another time someone broke into his house. -Furthermore, as I mentioned in the previous round, studies show that the crime in USA is going to get worse. Pro is basing this rebuttal under the assertion that crime in the US will stay the same in the future, so he listed safe places to live. But those places may not be safe in the future. "No where in Con's sources does it say that Canada has the 3rd cleanest air in the world."-Sorry, I forgot to post the source. Here it is:http://www.cbc.ca..."Also, it doesn't say that Los Angeles is one of the world's most polluted cities"-Apologies, my knowledge is outdated. I was remembering a class I had in high school years ago and my teacher was telling me how LA had one of the worst air pollution. Years ago, Los Angeles really was one of the world's most polluted cities, but they got better. However, the air quality in Los Angeles is still pretty bad. http://la.curbed.com..."You living in the U.S, doesn not mean you will be less happy, as it is a personal issue."-Statistically speaking, immigrants would likely be happier in Canada than in the US. -If Con would like to discuss personal issues, then I can bring in my first two contentions from the very first round, which are very personal issues:1. If an immigrant has family or friends in Canada, he or she should choose Canada over USA.2. If an immigrant speaks only French, he or she should choose Canada over USA.Sorry for keeping this round short.