Dutch government collapses over immigration and asylum seeking policies

An immigration policy that favors more immigrants acknowledges the significant contributions that immigrants can make to the host country's economy, workforce, and cultural landscape, promoting diversity and enriching society as a whole.

By actively seeking and welcoming more immigrants, such a policy can address labor shortages, fill skill gaps, and stimulate economic growth by harnessing the talents and expertise of individuals from different backgrounds.

Embracing a policy that favors more immigrants can also demonstrate a commitment to humanitarian values, offering refuge to those fleeing persecution, violence, or natural disasters, and providing them with opportunities for a better life and a fresh start.

One potential downside of a policy that favors more immigrants is the strain it can place on public resources such as healthcare, education, and social welfare systems, as the increased population requires additional infrastructure and services. Additionally, there may be concerns about the potential impact on job competition and wages for native-born workers, particularly in industries where immigrants are more likely to be employed.

originally posted by: wlavallee1
An immigration policy that favors more immigrants acknowledges the significant contributions that immigrants can make to the host country's economy, workforce, and cultural landscape, promoting diversity and enriching society as a whole.

By actively seeking and welcoming more immigrants, such a policy can address labor shortages, fill skill gaps, and stimulate economic growth by harnessing the talents and expertise of individuals from different backgrounds.

Embracing a policy that favors more immigrants can also demonstrate a commitment to humanitarian values, offering refuge to those fleeing persecution, violence, or natural disasters, and providing them with opportunities for a better life and a fresh start.

One potential downside of a policy that favors more immigrants is the strain it can place on public resources such as healthcare, education, and social welfare systems, as the increased population requires additional infrastructure and services. Additionally, there may be concerns about the potential impact on job competition and wages for native-born workers, particularly in industries where immigrants are more likely to be employed.

An immigration policy that favors more immigrants acknowledges the significant contributions that immigrants can make to the host country's economy, workforce, and cultural landscape, promoting diversity and enriching society as a whole

Are you serious?

a reply to: AlienBorg

I think there's pluses and minuses to everything. ... I am worried that Canada has too much immigration. Or not enough of the right kind. It really depends. In Canada it seems like immigration will be done to the detriment of GDP per Capita, in favor of boosting GDP in aggregate. ... I'm in favor of policy that boosts GDP per Capita.

originally posted by: wlavallee1
a reply to: AlienBorg

I think there's pluses and minuses to everything. ... I am worried that Canada has too much immigration. Or not enough of the right kind. It really depends. In Canada it seems like immigration will be done to the detriment of GDP per Capita, in favor of boosting GDP in aggregate. ... I'm in favor of policy that boosts GDP per Capita.

This immigration has become a playfield for most politicians. In reality the local populations are more than suitable for filling most if not all jobs that are currently available.

Anyone who isn't aware of the impacts of immigration to society (the numbers seen in the industrial countries mainly), must read what Karl Marx said about it! Because it's the left that usually promotes uncontrollable immigration in the first place.

a reply to: wlavallee1

By actively seeking and welcoming more immigrants, such a policy can address labor shortages, fill skill gaps, and stimulate economic growth by harnessing the talents and expertise of individuals from different backgrounds

In most cases there are no labor shortages. They make it seem there are labor shortages.

a reply to: wlavallee1

Embracing a policy that favors more immigrants can also demonstrate a commitment to humanitarian values, offering refuge to those fleeing persecution, violence, or natural disasters, and providing them with opportunities for a better life and a fresh start

That's fine.

The problem is that most immigration has nothing to do with refugees or people who ate persecuted in their own countries.

Most immigration is related to cheap labor.

The underlying problem in the Netherlands is the lack of housing and infrastructure to support the population growth.

With new climate goals there are not enough homes being built thus many young adults and starters are unable to secure a house.

Long waiting lists for public renting , insane private renting prices , getting outbid on buying houses.

You can't take in more and more people and at the same time build less and less houses.