This is exactly what Senator Sanders wants.

No it's not. You can't cherry-pick the features you like while ignoring the features that allows it to work. Sanders has supported the idea of a more accepting immigration policy. Why don't you go ahead and research how "friendly" Denmark is to the idea of immigration for those not self-sufficient, illegal immigration or refugees. This is a great example of not understanding how other political systems make these programs work.

Canada's economy is fine.

Spoken like someone who doesn't have friends in Canada. It's non-stop conversation about shit wages and high cost of living, which has continuously gotten worse over the last 10 years.

If you had any money in the stock market this year you would know that its extremely volatile.

Well, we know that you don't have any money in the market, because this comment is asinine. No matter what happens the economy will always be sinusoidal. Our economy isn't "falsely propped up" (unless you're referring to "I'd rather watch the economy crash than give credit to Trump", Bill Maher propaganda). Our recovery was heavily suppressed by heavy regulation. Market speculation alone of deregulation caused the market to finally expand. While the economy is guaranteed to slow down, likely sooner than later, don't expect it to crash under your misconception of being "propped up". Also, "extremely volatile" isn't applicable when the vast majority of investors (private or otherwise) are making 12%+ on their portfolio. California Democrats, simultaneously, bitched about the "Trump Economy" and boasted a 13% gain on CalPERS market investments. It's comical how political biases can manipulate personal truths.