yes, but not greatest.
what does that witch finder in chief guy say about it?

frank lee bent wrote:which country IS the greatest then?

Why Australia of course.

jamie wrote, "the biggest portion of American immigrants are asian,

Not even close. It is Mexicans by a long shot.

Can I have a cottage on the beach in Torquay? I can leave in the morning.

bolueeleh wrote:

kiwiincambodia wrote:

that makes me laugh so hard it...



another reason why US of A is so great, no discrimination or racism

csosdny wrote:The great US of A may have a lot of faults but it is the best country by far overall. Why because it has something for everyone just as it has everyone.
I would bet that if you laid ten of the most appealing first world countries passports on the table and said "pick one," hands down 99% would pick USA.
I bet the average Cambodia would also say 'America!"

seriously? or just joking?

The proof is in the pudding (and the numbers) as they say!
http://www.ibtimes.com/immigration-us-2 ... dy-2053038
http://cis.org/Immigrant-Population-Hit ... arter-2015

I think you will find there is far more people illegally entering the us (especially), europe and austtalia than the uk.

its just the british tabloid way to stir up fear with their sensationalist articles.
truth is the amount seeking asylum and being registered or being found and deported is tiny compared to our british channel less eu "friends"

australia has very few illegals or even refugees.
fortress island.

phuketrichard wrote:

Luigi wrote:jamie wrote, "the biggest portion of American immigrants are asian,

Not even close. It is Mexicans by a long shot.

what Jamie knows about America could fit on a pin head;

Mexicans? Not even close? on a pin head? haha please do your homework before posting or my copy and paste skills will embarrass you

Asia - 400,548
Americas - 396,605
Africa - 98,304
Europe- 86,556
Australia and Oceania - 5,277
Unknown -3,263
Total - 990,553

Asia (40.43%)
Americas (40.04%)
Africa (9.92%)
Europe (8.74%)
Australia and Oceania (0.53%)
Unknown (0.33%)

Mexico - 135,028
China - 71,798 - Asian
India - 68,458 - Asian
Philippines - 54,446 - Asian
Dominican Republic - 41,311
Cuba - 32,219
Vietnam - 27,101 - Asian
South Korea - 23,166 Asian
Colombia - 21,131
Haiti - 20,351

In 2014, 1.3 million foreign-born individuals moved to the United States, an 11 percent increase from 1.2 million in 2013. India was the leading country of origin for new immigrants, with 147,500 arriving in 2014, followed by China with 131,800, Mexico with 130,000, Canada with 41,200, and the Philippines with 40,500