Illegals leaving the US?

NY Times:

A Mexican Exodus Is Helping Shrink the Undocumented Population

The number of unauthorized residents in the United States is down to its lowest point in more
than 15 years. Mexicans, Poles and South Koreans are all among those leaving.
Actually, Mexicans have not been the bulk of illegal immigrants for several years.  Most of the illegals of late have been from Central America.  Here in Texas, I have not noticed illegal Poles and South Koreans.  There are a lot of immigrants from Africa and the Middle East in recent years.

The Trump administration is eager to have legal immigrants come to the US and would like to permit them on a merit basis.  That would probably mean more people from India, Europe, and Asia.  The African immigrants to Texas also appear to be high functioning.  It would make an interesting study to determine why they are doing better than some of the native-born blacks in this country.

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