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Those figures I cited were a snapshot from 2024 (https://ourworldindata.org/migration https://ourworldindata.org/migration) Data is cumulative of course. I coul
by lbrito 4mo ago
Those figures I cited were a snapshot from 2024 (https://ourworldindata.org/migration https://ourworldindata.org/migration) Data is cumulative of course. I couldn't find a yearly breakdown on statcan. Doesn't change my argument though.
>if emigrating to the US was just as easy as to Canada, very few would go there over the US.
Immigrating to the US, not emigrating. People emigrate from a place and immigrate to another.
And the thing about hypotheticals is you can't prove them. That's just your opinion.
- joe_mamba 4mo ago>And the thing about hypotheticals is you can't prove them. You can prove it by how many canadians move to work in the US versus how many Americans move to work in Canada. This discrepancy will scale if immigration barriers to the two countries would be the same, but since they're not we have to extrapolate based on other data.