The arguments in favor of immigration are usually economical, but the resultant demographic change is a major force of disruption in our societies and the cause

The arguments in favor of immigration are usually economical, but the resultant demographic change is a major force of disruption in our societies and the cause of many current social problems. My home state of California is an radically different place now than when I grew up only a few decades ago because of demographic change caused by immigration. The question needs to be asked "How much do you want your nation to change?" in exchange for the alleged economic benefits. Blaming the social problems caused by immigration on citizens because of "xenophobia" when they never wanted mass immigration in the first place is the height of arrogance. The pro-immigration people want the economic benefits of immigration while shifting the blame for the inevitable social problems on the poor citizens who are often victims of these social problems. It's sick.