Immigrants
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One recent study of France, for example, found that each 1% increase in immigrants’ share of employment within a given département raises its native-born workers’ wages by 0.5%.
It would seem that in addition to contributing to the size and productivity of the workforce,
immigrants
also often complement the skills of native-born workers, helping them earn more.
Looking beyond policy solutions, we also need to establish a cultural expectation that
immigrants
will not just bring diverse perspectives, but also join their new country as citizens.
Even so, the evidence from the OECD’s 34 member countries is that
immigrants
generally pay more in taxes and social security contributions than they receive in individual benefits.
Reports from recent
immigrants
carried on Uyghur websites around the globe suggest an increasing disenchantment and desire to emigrate.
In many countries, more
immigrants
are leaving than are arriving, owing mainly to the economic crisis that has drained jobs in the West.
Although rapidly aging Western countries are unable to attract the
immigrants
they need, they allow millions who are already there to suffer discrimination and abuse.
Political parties in France, Switzerland, and the Netherlands (to name a few) have run successful campaigns that scapegoat
immigrants.
Growing discrimination in employment, housing, and education affects not just
immigrants
and their children; it harms our societies as a whole.
Debunking the myths about migration – that most
immigrants
enter unlawfully, for example, or that immigration displaces existing workers – would be a good place to start.
And, where it is clear that
immigrants
will be needed, we must be able to identify, welcome, integrate, and protect them.
Swedes recently gave enough votes to a right-wing, anti-immigrant party to give it representation in parliament, reflecting a growing backlash against the rising number of
immigrants
in Swedish society.
After all, its main problem is not immigration, but the integration of the second generation of
immigrants
– and the extremism that failure on that front can beget.
The party has simply stepped in where the Greek state – long plagued by inefficiency and corruption – has retreated, providing basic welfare and other services to desperate citizens, while engaging in unprecedented violence against people who are or look like
immigrants.
Pretty much like 10 years ago, Venezuela, once a destination for
immigrants
from around the world, remains under-developed.
The pro-Brexit camp also positions itself as fighting to protect Britain from an uncontrollable influx of immigrants, from imported terrorism, and from laws formulated by foreigners who lack sufficient understanding and appreciation of British culture.
Johnson is a tribune of the people who grew up with the privileges of the 1%; a child of
immigrants
who campaigned for closed borders; a Conservative who wants to upend the political order; an erudite man who mocks expertise; and a cosmopolitan who casually calls black people “piccaninnies.”
And the overwhelming opposition to Trump in trend-setting states such as California and New York could encourage their voters to elect legislatures to counteract federal conservatism with progressive state laws on issues ranging from air quality and health care to abortion, treatment of immigrants, and gun control.
This is not surprising: Trump’s campaign was marked by nearly 18 months of vitriol, aimed not just against his opponent, but also at US government institutions, the press, and many segments of the US population, particularly immigrants, refugees, supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement, and Muslims.
He should start by speaking out firmly against violence, and taking proactive measures to protect
immigrants
and minorities, who are understandably fearful of attacks by his supporters.
It is the Mexicans and other
immigrants
who bring their gang warfare into the country.
American workers compete with low-wage labor abroad and with
immigrants
at home.
In particular, the diverse and dynamic Silicon Valley, where many tech leaders and thinkers are
immigrants
themselves, is a powerful engine of innovation for our company.
Immigrants
who cover their faces have been refused French citizenship for that reason.
If we are serious about integrating
immigrants
into Western societies, they should be encouraged to move around in public as much as possible.
Specter’s proposal also provides for reinforced security at the border, as well as a six-year non-renewable Temporary Workers Program without a path to residency, although it would allow unauthorized
immigrants
to remain in the US with a new, non-immigrant status.
But matters have gotten worse: border tensions between the US and Mexico have grown, the proposed wall has rightly provoked indignation, more unauthorized
immigrants
than ever are entering the US, and the FTAA has collapsed.
He will never get a guest-worker program without Democratic support, which in turn is unlikely unless the White House supports access to a program for unauthorized
immigrants
already in the US that includes some type of path to residence and citizenship.
Indeed, nationalist xenophobia is particularly absurd in view of demographic realities: An aging Europe urgently needs more immigrants, not less.
EU expansion, however, will increase trade and economic growth, and these could provide real incentives to make Kaliningrad a more attractive neighbor and trading partner, not just a feared source of illegal Russian
immigrants
to the EU taking advantage of a supposedly lax visa regime.
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