Comments on: Immigration http://bluecord.org/biblioblog/2006/05/immigration/ A biblioblog Fri, 25 Jul 2008 05:18:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Sultan http://bluecord.org/biblioblog/2006/05/immigration/#comment-93 Sultan Wed, 17 May 2006 20:23:34 +0000 http://bluecord.org/biblioblog/2006/05/immigration/#comment-93 I personally admire the fact that the US Nation has accumulated an enormous amount of wealth as a result of being committed to hard working and investing into the National economy as well as in the economies of societies and communities beyond the US. This actually has resulted in economical prosperity in the US as well as in other societies in Europe and Asia, as far as I know. Obviously, this has also resulted in provoking immigration issues as thousands and thousands of people moving into the US for permanent residence. I strongly believe that it is very helpful to move into another, economically successful country, and contribute to the new place of residence and support their ex-home countries. Yet, I personally would not encourage staying there permanently, and instead, coming back and contribute to the society where the immigrants are coming from would help to make the world a better place. Speaking in Christian terms, that would be expanding the Kingdom of God on earth. I would also like to underline the unconditional attitude of Mr. Kevin Wilson towards the immigrants and promoting seeking the well-being of other non-US citizens. That is very helpful. I personally admire the fact that the US Nation has accumulated an enormous amount of wealth
as a result of being committed to hard working and investing into the National economy as well as in the economies
of societies and communities beyond the US. This actually has resulted in economical prosperity in the US as
well as in other societies in Europe and Asia, as far as I know. Obviously, this has also resulted in provoking immigration
issues as thousands and thousands of people moving into the US for permanent residence. I strongly believe that
it is very helpful to move into another, economically successful country, and contribute to the new place of
residence and support their ex-home countries. Yet, I personally would not encourage staying there permanently, and instead, coming back and contribute to the
society where the immigrants are coming from would help to make the world a better place. Speaking in Christian terms, that would be expanding the Kingdom of God on earth.

I would also like to underline the unconditional attitude of Mr. Kevin Wilson towards the immigrants and promoting seeking the well-being of other non-US citizens. That is very helpful.

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