Inequality, Immigration, and Hypocrisy

Stopped Immigration

Immigration is restricted.

And this, it seems, is Russia s new emigration.

Immigration and the New Class Divide

A second is immigration.

First, emigration is no fun.

Cuban history since the 1959 revolution has been marked by emigration.

Will it be the legal immigration of easily assimilated people from Central and Eastern Europe, or illegal immigration from the Maghreb?

In other words, emigration as it s generally understood has become an obsolete concept.

Immigration exacerbates both aspects of the problem.

Immigration illustrates the cost of integration without convergence.

Is immigration a burden or an opportunity for the economy?

Stagnant growth and emigration are two of the main factors causing division in the Americas.

Rather than diluting hard and soft power, immigration enhances both.

Illegal immigration is a major issue, to be sure, as is the drug trade.

Immigration in Panama is a hot topic, and social networks are stoking the fire.

Germanic immigration from neighbouring Austria was also continuous in the Middle Ages.

Here migration will result in a welfare loss.

Following the war, large scale immigration to Canada from Britain and Ireland began in 1815.

Immigration should not be a cause for undue concern, either.

The population is declining, but immigration is blocked for ideological reasons.

All of these issues are crucial to the US jobs, immigration, security, energy.

For some, immigration has become a symbol of a society gone astray.

Emigration is at historic highs, and a new rebel force has appeared in the form of an aggressive and potent rightwing paramilitary army.

Net immigration to the US, which has already tapered off, might reverse.

Here s the second, rosier possibility Immigration may give Icelandic a boost.

But emigration was more than merely a safety valve it contributed to Europe's material and cultural wealth as well.

By now, emigration is more than three million, about a quarter of the population.

There was some co operation on common problems like drugs and illegal immigration.

On the agenda, as usual, when the leaders of these two countries meet immigration, drugs and trade.

Immigration has always been an immensely complex and delicate issue inside the US, and now for Latin America as well.

Indeed, in this respect, immigration is more a part of the solution than a part of the problem.

Between 1750 and 1850, the population in Sweden doubled.

After World War II Australia encouraged immigration from Europe.

Meanwhile, diminishing and aging populations in most of Europe will have made immigration a necessity.

Immigration in Europe has been messy, and those who complained were too quickly dismissed as racists.

By 1923, almost all Chinese immigration had been blocked except for merchants, professionals, students and investors.

Emigration from Europe was the continent's critical safety valve, without which the pressure placed on populations and states would have been unsustainable.

Immigration is regarded as a deep threat by many people, so that demagogues are increasingly able to marshal resentment and grassroots support.

The immediate consequence of this dramatic situation, in addition to youth unemployment (which has arrived at the levels of 1977, over 40 percent) is the increase in emigration to other countries.

A regional political structure will maintain the focus on vital but difficult issues such as immigration.

Now the income gap between eastern applicants and the EU is three times as large as the disparity with the Iberian peninsula was.

But migration from Eastern Europe in those years was blocked by the Iron Curtain.

Mass immigration enabled the United States to make use of their enormous resources and smash the industrial monopoly of European countries at the end of the nineteenth century.