Reconstructing Immigration
Immigration is argued in America as a question of borders, crime, and culture. It is actually a question of labor supply, and the people who feel that most directly are the ones trying to staff a job site, a hospital floor, a kitchen, or a fab. This series makes the economic case, one argument per episode, in the language business owners already use: head count, cost base, compliance risk, and competitive position. It does not relitigate the politics. It reframes the problem as a workforce issue and ends with what employers can actually do about it. The series’ theme is that America has spent forty years treating its largest economic asset as a liability, and the bill is now coming due in wages, prices, and growth.
