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As far as I can tell, that table conflates temporary workers with permanent immigration, so I'm not sure how useful it really is in this context.
by int_19h 2y ago
As far as I can tell, that table conflates temporary workers with permanent immigration, so I'm not sure how useful it really is in this context.
- oblio 2y agoI've counted OECD countries[1] (roughly 40 developed countries), and the US is in 15th place, on par with Spain. Hardly worth writing home about :-) [1] This is the fairest comparison because people immigrate to rich countries in general. The only poor countries with lots of immigrants are generally safe poor countries right next to war-torn countries, which get lots of refugees.