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Immigration
The term ‘globalization’ has been already embedded in the social fabric: media, fashion, environment, politics, economy, education, culture and everyday life talk. Everyone seems to be more aware about the effects of local events across continents. Perhaps, this is because the phenomenon is touching our daily lives directly.The world economy knows no boundaries; if you can trade and what you offer is in demand you got game, no matter what country you are in liberal or conservative, friendly or unfriendly, religious or atheist. Nowadays you have to bring your assets outdoors in order to survive the aggressive global flow of goods.
This “crab’s law” came to me as a metaphor after hearing a myriad of opinions about the undocumented immigrants in the US, inundated by passionate debates, eloquent arguments and heart-wrenching testimonials from both sides of the problem. Both rational, both justified, both decisive.