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Showing Original Post only (View all)Is immigration a right or a privilege? And is illegal immigration a nuisance or a crime? [View all]
Some people on this board attribute brexit to xenophobia and racism 100 percent. Progressives generally support immigration as a principle, but has left the working class behind. So my questions are:
1) Is immigration a right or a privilege?
2) Illegal immigration, nuisance or crime?
Thanks.
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Is immigration a right or a privilege? And is illegal immigration a nuisance or a crime? [View all]
runaway hero
Jun 2016
OP
The US has immigration laws. Either enforce them or change them. Both parties allow for exploitation
skidoo
Jun 2016
#1
Asylum is a binding human right by UN Treaty. Free Movement of persons is a human right under the
leveymg
Jun 2016
#2
If we ever discover life on other planets will it be its 'people' be restricted to limited areas on
pampango
Jun 2016
#4
Well, in the EU, immigration is a right. So your second question is moot as far as Brexit.
Starry Messenger
Jun 2016
#16
That makes no sense. All the people there on the EU program before the vote were there legally.
Starry Messenger
Jun 2016
#18
Choice lays entirely with management making decisions. Is management squatting?
LanternWaste
Jun 2016
#69
"Progressives generally support immigration as a principle, but has left the working class behind."
forjusticethunders
Jun 2016
#73
You have the right to leave when you want to; you don't have the right to be accepted anywhere else
brooklynite
Jun 2016
#83