"This doesn't mean that governments should automatically let more migrants in when employers snap their fingers. There is no evidence that immigration has a substantial effect on the wages or welfare of local workers, but immigration is also not an unmitigated blessing.
Research shows that it's primarily the affluent who reap the economic benefits of immigration, while local workers are most directly confronted with its social and cultural consequences in their day-to-day lives." [1]
So the affluent, who have the money to buy the politicians, can afford also to use migrants for their needs. This why politicians are letting more and more migrants in despite all the disturbance in our countries.
1. REVIEW --- Border Crackdowns Won't Solve the Immigration Crisis --- More walls and police will never be enough to stop migrants from coming to the U.S. for the lower-skilled jobs the American economy needs. de Haas, Hein. Wall Street Journal, Eastern edition; New York, N.Y.. 02 Mar 2024: C.1.
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