Everyone here ignores Pope John Paul II's take on capitalism and his rebuke of "Liberation Theology" which is now in vogue among many of the Church hierarchy, including the current pontiff.  

Two thoughts.

Since 1970 the world has experienced a sensational reduction in the portion of the world's population that survives on one dollar or less per day. After adjusting for inflation, that portion has shrunk by more than 80 percent. Economists credit this to globalization, free trade, property rights, and the rule of law and the culture of entrepreneurship. The generation of wealth depends on entrepreneurship; witness what has taken place in China.

Barbara Jordan, the late Black Democratic congresswoman and civil rights icon said it is not anti=immigrant for the U.S. to manage its policies in the interest of its citizens. She called for deportation of people who "ignore, manipulate, or circumvent our immigration laws." Was Barbara Jordan a racist too? We have no country without borders.