A
Well, I agree with that, I, I think if immigration was entirely unrestricted, uh, not only would, would the United States become over populated, well, more over populated awfully quickly, I think it, it would bring in a lot of, uh, people that are, run out of other countries or in trouble in, in other countries. I think they'd come here trying to find a new market for their, their brand of crime.
B
Uh-huh. Well, you know, there's another aspect of this, too. They're also, uh, uh, diminishing the, uh, health restrictions which,
A
I was not aware, aware of that.
B
Well, yes. There are, were some, uh, regulations over, I don't know whether they're laws passed or, or whatever they're called, uh, just recently, where, uh, people with certain diseases can not be excluded, uh, from, uh, immigration. Age is one, for example, and, uh, recently, uh, tuberculosis, which at one time, if you had tuberculosis you could not get into this country --
A
Uh-huh.
B
-- uh, they dropped that also. So I think in, in some as-, some ways we are, uh, becoming a little too egalitarian in that, in that sense, but, uh, I think we should be a little more circumspect about it. Again, my opinion.