GroveDiesel
Footballguy
I'm reading a really excellent book called The Progress Paradox. It was written by Gregg Easter took, formerly known as ESPN's Tuesday Morning Quarterback and a fellow at the Hoover Institute. This particular fact really caught my eye as I thought it was tremendously interesting (among a lot of really interesting facts that blow a lot of conventional wisdom out of the water):
For the 20 years during the 1980s and 1990s (and this could very well be true for a lot of years since then, I don't know since the book was written in the early 00s), the United States took in more immigrants (legally) every single year than every other country in the world...combined.
For the 20 years during the 1980s and 1990s (and this could very well be true for a lot of years since then, I don't know since the book was written in the early 00s), the United States took in more immigrants (legally) every single year than every other country in the world...combined.
