Yep... doing things more slowly :-)  I'm not advocating isolationism or anything like that, just a more measured response to dealing with the 'global village'.

The big issue isn't so much that jobs are being outsourced, it's that too many people are being imported from all over the globe way too quickly into densely populated first world cities or countries. Whether these policies are because these people - dependent on the host country - will be cheaper labour, or to serve an ideological end (both things are in play I suspect) - this cannot end well. 

 If you look at history, you'll see how important it is to have integration in societies, not people living in separate enclaves, barely interacting outside of the marketplace. There are places in Canada like that, and in countries in Europe, like France, it's endemic in some cities, and turning ugly.  This did not need to have happened.