Row 32029

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>If you let in 100 immigrants, and 80 of them are positive contributors, and 20 are negative, and the math shows that the 80 contributed more than the 20 took, then that is a benefit to the nation.

Sure, if that's the case, absolutely.

I think the issue comes in with situations like what Canada is going through now, where they're taking in way more immigrants than their job market/infrastructure can support, which is causing both labor surpluses (and the associated pain with wage competition/compression) as well as issues with living costs which can't be ameliorated quickly.

Canada has avoided a recession by importing tons of workers, but in doing so, had diluted quality of life for their citizens.

I don't see the same thing currently happening in the US, if that's where you're going with the xenophobia comment.

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