Europe- economy, immigrants, and a potential inspiration

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Soundwave said:

eva01beserk said:

Another thing to note is with normal inmigration, the inmigrant runs the risk of deportation even after being admited. So they have to keep working, behaving and integrating. 

The refugie type inmigrant witch are going into EU dont have this fear. On top of that they will be taken cared off even if they dont want to work. They have no reason to try and work or integrate. Not good for the economy.

That seems like a rather simple policy fix though. I think Europeans being more reserved and kinda in their own world is a bit of a problem too, in the US/Canada in most neighborhoods it's customary to go chat with your neighbor and welcome them to the neighborhood and stuff like that or at the very least give a friendly wave hello now and again. Europeans are kinda cold about things like that. 

I dont know a thing about europeans so I cant comment.

But refugies cant be deported. They can stop resiving assistance and if they leave the country for any reason, like a vacation or something, they wont be allowed in if their refugie status is revoked. At least thats what I know of the canadian law since I was working at the inmigration office for a while. As far as I know it could be diferent in EU.