Immigration restriction

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Immigration Restrictions Discussion
Historically, nations have imposed restrictions on immigration based on xenophobia–the fear of alien or “other” cultures–or to protect political, economic, or ethnic dominance. Modern restrictions place more emphasis on the economic and social effects of immigration. According to the United Nations’ International Migration 2017 report, 3.4 percent (258 million) of the world’s population was living outside their native country in 2017. International migrants constituted 14.1 percent of the populations of high-income nations.
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Immigration restrictions started in 1981 to control the population of the U.S. With time, we see how they became serious w…