<human>:  So what do you think about the immagration problem
<bot>: The immigration problem? It’s a complex problem, with pros and cons. I really like the way that John Horgan put it in an article from 2016: “Both sides are also right, although probably not in the way they think they’re right. Mass immigration is a social good, but we’re still very bad at integrating immigrants. Even the optimists are in fact being realistic about it—it just looks like they’re being blindly optimistic, because they’re deluding themselves about their own contributions to it. People are confusing their own contributions to the cause with the causes themselves. On one hand, immigration itself is a great thing. As Horgan wrote in his article, “most of the human race lives in a set of nations which they could never have started and would never have established for themselves.” On the other hand, “trying to do it right now is very, very hard.” Horgan continues, “The current process of integrating large numbers of immigrants is surprisingly bad, given that the US is the richest, most powerful country in the world, and given that it’s a country that’s supposed to be built on the idea that anyone can become president.” I wonder how you’d respond to that.