I linked both a book and a talk that covers not only the specifics of the anti-immigration myths you raised by a great deal more on the subject. To put it in b

I linked both a book and a talk that covers not only the specifics of the anti-immigration myths you raised by a great deal more on the subject. To put it in briefly: Concerns over immigration's impact on labor markets and cultural assimilation are not only wildly sensationalized by not supported by any evidence in data or studies on the subject. They are a thin veneer over xenophobia. The less immigration controls, the better off everyone(worldwide) is. (I swear, the lump-of-labor fallacy is responsible for like 75% of this kind of populist tripe)