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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Urizen" data-source="post: 3803012" data-attributes="member: 11673">I'm not positive yet how much of an issue immigration is going to be in 2021. The adoption of communism by latin america brings a measure of economic stability to that region, providing jobs, health care, etc to people who historically haven't had a government capable of providing for (or even concerned about) the welfare of it's people. In such a scenario, I don't see people needing or even wanting to immigrate north (legally or Illegally) if they can take care of their personal needs  and  those of their families in their own nation.That said, I agree about the number of  factions you suggest. Latin Americans already living in the US at the time of the civil war would naturally become splintered by their own viewpoints on the war. Additionally, who's to say Communist Latin America doesn't send insurgents under the guise of migrant works North to further destabilize the region, possibly in preparation for annexation?I think Nevada is definitely going to be a hot spot in the war. First off, there's money there, lot's of it. (gotta love Casinos) Any new government is going to want a piece of those revenues. There's Hoover Dam, that lake in Northern Nevada/California (GAH! the name's on the tip of my toungue!)and as you mentioned, area 51 and Groom Lake.  There's definitely going to be alot of possibilities for adventure in a contested Nevada.</blockquote>