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More to your false assertion that "any one who wants to work is working."  

Marilyn Geewax is the national economics correspondent for the NPR.  She says: "Yes, we can say now that for younger, tech-savvy, well-educated people, jobs abound. The recession truly is over. And 2016 should be a great year for job hunting. But for people in their 50s with rusty skills or teenagers with relatively little education, the phrase "full employment" is a painful taunt."  Add what she says to what Borjas says, above, and the conclusion is that open borders or massive immigration can't work, and isn't working, in our welfare economy.  I'd say this more than meets my burden.  Where's your refutation, other than a cheap shot that I'm "new to debate."  LOL.