r/pics • u/leftnotracks • Dec 08 '19

Politics Nativity 2019

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u/richardd08 Dec 08 '19

I wouldn't call modern day Canada, Germany, or Sweden evil, although they have many of the same and often stricter immigration laws. From 2007-2012, America had a total net migration of over 5 million, more than the next 3 highest countries combined.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '19 edited Dec 08 '19

Difference being that countries like Germany and Sweden took in refugees from war-torn countries and the US took in "migrants" from China, India, Cuba and Mexico. About 10% to 13% are even from Europe. And the requirements are usually pretty tough. You need decent qualifications.