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I would expect the answer to mostly lie with what decides what "legal" is. If you view the current policies to be unreasonable, then immigration in defiance of
by saagarjha 2y ago
I would expect the answer to mostly lie with what decides what "legal" is. If you view the current policies to be unreasonable, then immigration in defiance of those policies is defensible. Such arguments are usually coupled with gestures towards how we already rely on such immigration for our economy.