Los Angeles looked amazing in 1994!

Sounds like a cool experience, nonetheless. Species was good 90s schlock, I'd love to be an extra on a movie like that.

I think that movie was Natasha Henstridge's breakthrough role, a complete unknown before. I actually thought she was a decent actress (John Carpenter gave her a lead part, and he has a good eye for talent), but she never really got many good roles.

Progressives don't understand logic.

"In March 2018, immigrants with less than a four-year college degree made up 10 percent of all persons (and 11 percent of all U.S. workers) in the United States, but they reflected a large share of all workers in many important occupations and industries, according to Census data. (See Table 1.) Fully 36 percent of workers in the farming, fishing, and forestry fields are immigrants without a college degree, as are 36 percent of building and grounds cleaning and maintenance workers, 27 percent of hotel workers, and 21 percent of home health care industry workers

"In these and other jobs, immigrants help fill keys gaps in the U.S. economy. Indeed, in an authoritative 2015 report, a National Academy of Sciences (NAS) panel of experts determined that immigrants’ economic contributions would be hard to replace"

https://www.cbpp.org/research/immigrants-contribute-greatly-to-us-economy-despite-administrations-public-charge-rule

I know a couple of rabid Trump supporters who routinely drive to the local Home Depot and snag immigrants that are sitting around waiting for any odd job to pop up for a little cash. The Trumpsters laugh about how cheap the labor was compared to the size of the job. In those cases, they don't mind immigrants at all.

Funny how that works.