Ted Koppel did this (or it was uploaded) in 2012.
MADE IN CHINA -- Why American assembly workers are NOT competitive globally.
Want a low tech industrial world job -- move to where the jobs are going.
Near the end is a part about immigrant farm labor working the crops (here, tobacco and cotton) that are mainly for export now -- yes the USA exports tobacco to share our cancer with the rest of the world.
However, the straw boss on that farm notes the hard work that Americans won't do that immigrant labor will. Think about it. Notwithstanding, IT and other educated workers that are immigrants -- immigrants do mostly the shit-jobs that most Americans will not do.
If we want to bring manufacturing assembly back to the USA it will need to be with robotic labor -- not overpaid labor, as compared to global standards, as USA low and medium skilled industrial workers demand -- get a fuckin' clue ... This started in the 1980s ...
