America worries Chinese students could be communist spies. China worries time overseas encourages dangerous levels… https://t.co/D04ny82UOk

@TheEconomist I wonder how many of overseas people understand "China's National Mobilization Law (enacted in 2010)"… https://t.co/aAiBx5euQn

The Economist is a Koch/Big Biz rag, so they downplay highly justifiable concerns about mass immigration. They're about helping billionaires at any cost. MT @Tomo20309138 MT @TheEconomist [calls concerns about Chinese citizens in USA acting as spies a "new Red Scare"]

RT @TheEconomist: Among economists, there is near-universal agreement that immigration generates huge benefits #OpenFuture https://t.co/jkZ…

Assume you were of benefit to India & left for USA. Aside from remittances (e.g., living on candy), what would be benefit to India? MT @arunimasingh13 RT @TheEconomist: Among economists, there is near-universal agreement that #immigration generates huge benefits #OpenFuture

RT @TheEconomist: Among economists, there is near-universal acceptance that immigration generates huge benefits https://t.co/XH3gUfvVH6 htt…

Hilarious to see a #DSA far-leftie hyping a very, very #Koch friendly site & their very, very #Koch arguments. #MAGA #resist MT @scapelliti RT @TheEconomist: Among economists, there is near-universal acceptance that immigration generates huge benefits

RT @TheEconomist: Whatever politicians say, the world needs more immigration, not less https://t.co/nygMgm9NKI

DERPMT @ScottProfessor RT @TheEconomist: Whatever politicians say, the world needs more immigration, not less

.@ScottProfessor @TheEconomist: what's the patient to doctor ratio in Liberia or Yemen?

RT @TheEconomist: Are tight #immigration restrictions slowing economic recovery in the West? // #Globalist #Zombies #afire #tcot #TopProg