So what would a new system based on this new reality look like?
Most people sustain themselves using the money they get in exchange for their labor. Based on history and growing income inequality, no one seems to believe the next step is a Star Trek-like post-scarcity economy.
The "how will people afford X??" is an existential question. If human labor has no value and UBI is not an option, then what is going to happen to the people?
We're talking about kids. You appear to expect small children to behave like adults. The school environment is supposed to help kids learn. We are the adults who have (collectively) designed this system, who force kids into schools, and who are responsible for them.
> But U.S. law prohibits illegal immigrants from getting a green card
Your link and quote does not support this specific claim. The law linked is about naturalization and not about being granted permanent resident status.
Most people sustain themselves using the money they get in exchange for their labor. Based on history and growing income inequality, no one seems to believe the next step is a Star Trek-like post-scarcity economy.
The "how will people afford X??" is an existential question. If human labor has no value and UBI is not an option, then what is going to happen to the people?