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It's also just false based off of the numbers. In the US at least immigrants are more likely to open businesses and less likely to commit crimes. Immigrants are
by tedivm 3y ago
It's also just false based off of the numbers. In the US at least immigrants are more likely to open businesses and less likely to commit crimes. Immigrants are just as likely to have bachelors or post grad degrees than non immigrants, and are more likely to get associates degrees. Children of immigrants are more likely to get degrees than the average population. Immigration is a net positive economically speaking for developed countries.
- Jensson 3y agoThose are vetted immigrants. Vetted immigration is positive for the country, unvetted immigration tends to not be. Edit: And the "less likely to commit crimes" part is a large part due to USA having such a high crime rate to start with. Last time I looked unvetted immigrants to Sweden and USA had roughly the same crime rate, but in USA that reduced the crime rate and in Sweden it massively increased it. So even if everything else is the same "immigrants increase crime" can be true in one country and false in another just due to the original crime levels being different.
- ffgjgf1 3y ago> Immigrants are just as likely to have bachelors or post grad degrees than non immigrants, and are more likely to get associates degrees. Can you even legally immigrate into the US unless you at least a have bachelors degree (with some exceptions)? If all western countries only accept educated people. Well.. it’s not going to end well for any of the host countries if migration rates increase significantly.
- tedivm 3y agoMy statement included legal and illegal immigrants.