> flooding the market with people who are happy to earn anything as long as they're allowed to live here is not a market I'd like to compete for work in as it i

> flooding the market with people who are happy to earn anything as long as they're allowed to live here is not a market I'd like to compete for work in as it increases the inequality putting all the gains in the hands of the employers. Look at it from another perspective. You earn a lot, you have skills. You can save money, you can start a company yourself. As you say, people will be willing to work cheaply for you. This will allow you to provide cheap services to other people and you will get to benefit from it as much as you will want. I understand that you personally may not want to start company. Too much risk, too much effort. But maybe some of your colleagues would want to take on the challenge. Why would you want to make it more difficult for them to hire people? Think about the good that can be achieved by giving people opportunities. Why this is not what everyone should want?