Riley Over O'Reilly

The Wall Street Journal's, Jason Riley, has put forth one of the most critical questions of the last two decades and it goes something like this. If immigrants are coming to the United States predominantly to procure welfare benefits, then why are they flocking mostly to those states where the entitlements are the skimpiest (Arkansas, North Carolina, South Carolina, Utah, Georgia, Arizona, Tennessee, Alabama, Indiana, Mississippi, Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa - these states are currently showing the fastest growth rate in immigrant populations)? It makes zero sense and, yet, wouldn't you just love to see this question thrown in the general direction of Dobbs, O'Reilly, and Coulter? I surely would..........................................................................................P.S. The fact of the matter here is that the vast, VAST, majority of the people who come to America from Mexico and the rest of Latin America are economic migrants WHO WANT TO WORK (folks who want to work - how refreshing, huh?) and, while, no, they aren't exactly rocket scientists and tax attorneys, there's a pretty good chance that there children might be.