Burden Quote by Rush Limbaugh
“Why do you people want to continue to import people that are going to end up placing a burden on our population? Why? If we're going to have an immigration policy, why don't we seek the best? Why do you people purposely want to go out and bring people in who are gonna end up being a burden? Now, you can define that as not learning English, not being able to have a job, being on the social safety welfare net, however you want to define it. But that's what Donald Trump means, because that's precisely what the Democrats want to do.”
About This Quote
Source Radio: The Rush Limbaugh Show, 2015
A critique of immigration policy, urging selection of skilled migrants over those perceived as burdens.
In simple terms: Call for selective immigration.
Advocate for merit‑based immigration.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- government debates
- job market analysis
- public policy forums
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What defines a “burden” in society?
- How can policy balance humanitarian and economic concerns?
Oversimplifies complex migration factors.