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When we are talking about a 50 year time segment we're talking about multi-generations. Second generation Hispanic high school graduations is only slightly less the national averages but they lag in college graduation. Third generation, is nearly the same both in high school and college graduation. In the job market, third generation Hispanics face exactly the same problems as other Americans.They will not be able to compete with robotic labor and the Hispanic community will see its birthrates drop as they move into the middle class like everyone else. These projections of majority Hispanic populations by 2050 and all that is static analysis that stupidly assumes that current rates will stay constant for 50 years.There are over 56 million legal Latin-Americans in the US. With or without 8 or 9 million illegals, the number of Latin-Americans will grow rapidly over the next 50 years because of their higher birth rate and legal immigration. Republicans need to become more inclusive. Building walls around the country, real or figuratively and deporting millions of people is not the way.
Horse shit.
They will regret their anti-white policies very much by 2030 and will be tacking toward White Nationalism like the racial whores they are because that is what racial whores do.