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Sarkozy succeeded by embracing themes of national identity and immigration.
Sarkozy’s embrace of the theme that France’s national identity has come under threat, which he linked to immigration, is not enough to make him an American style neo-conservative.
The decision by a slim majority of UK voters to leave the EU may have been motivated mostly by domestic issues such as political dysfunction and immigration, but the Skripal episode has made it clear that the costs of departure will be felt first on the foreign-policy front.
In this new age of identity politics, the dispute over immigration has become a battle for Germany’s soul.
Still, immigration has remained a hot-button issue across Europe, owing to the shock of the initial refugee crisis, which still reverberates in voters’ minds.
The attack on Kohl’s vision by nationalist forces could have ramifications well beyond the immigration debate.
Migration challenges remain, and reform of the EU’s methods for managing immigration is desperately needed, as the recent scandalous treatment of the Aquarius rescue vessel, which Italy and Malta turned away, made all too clear.
But the timing of the immigration talks held by European leaders in Brussels last month was more a reflection of domestic political crises than a response to a spike in new arrivals.
In Denmark, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, and Portugal, concerns about immigration, chronic unemployment, high taxes, and deteriorating public services have fuelled this trend.
As in most recent European elections, immigration loomed large, but as usual, Sweden was out of step with other countries.
The small Liberal party, which campaigned in favor of free labor immigration, tripled its support.
Roughly 70% of Swedes support free immigration of laborers--far higher than elsewhere in Europe.
But Prime Minister Persson, kowtowing to the trade unions, insists on blocking labor immigration altogether for the next decade.
While immigration and globalization are often blamed, the real culprits are chronic slow growth and technological innovation.
This break with the usual rigid categorization shows respect for all individuals, and if it becomes widely adopted in other countries, will save many people from the hassle of explaining to immigration officials a discrepancy between their appearance and their sex as recorded in their passport.
In the country’s election on March 4, the populist Five Star Movement (M5S) and the right-wing League party captured a combined parliamentary majority by tapping into the public’s discontent over immigration and economic stagnation.
Trump has already shown his willingness to target firms’ foreign operations with the threat of import levies, public accusations of price gouging, and immigration restrictions (which make it harder to attract talent).
Net immigration to the US, which has already tapered off, might reverse.
Even Europe's leftist intelligentsia now associates crime and urban squalor with immigration.
One is to close borders to poor immigrants, eliminating any correlation between poverty and immigration.
Economic models told us that freer trade and immigration would increase global economic efficiency and per capita income.
This means cooperating with French President Emmanuel Macron to move the European project forward; modernizing Germany’s public administration system; preparing the labor force for digitization; and tackling immigration issues.
Eventually Austria and France sealed their own borders, setting the stage for the League to capitalize on public anger over immigration.
In one case, Russian agents allegedly flooded social media with news meant to influence the Swedish debate on immigration.
This bitterness has only sharpened since, as the current government has downplayed the damage caused by the country’s immigration policies.
To do this, leaders must resolve the issue of immigration, overcome parliamentary deadlock, and restore law and order in cities.
This dynamic is illustrated by the current row over immigration between the EU and some of its eastern members, such as Hungary and Poland.
Italy’s industrial north favored the far-right League party, which favors tax cuts and opposes immigration.
The list of potential policy actions that could benefit the United States – trade liberalization, comprehensive regulatory reform, and immigration and education reform, among others – is long.
As a result, several prominent Republican politicians are now urging their party to reconsider its anti-immigration policies, and plans for immigration reform will be on the agenda at the beginning of Obama’s second term.
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