 economic part of the immigration equation comes up at all. I have my doubts. I think it'll likely be defined by other things. It's a hard argument to make because long-term immigration is a good thing. Labor force growth translates into greater economic growth. But in the short term, you can't dump, and I'll use a very specific example from my community, you can't dump 400 people into a community of roughly 11,000 people and say, pay for their education, pay for food, health care, and everything else. Long-term, it's good for the country. It's labor force growth.