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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Migration has long been a human right asserted throughout history.
Chapter 3: Blocking migration is morally unjust and results only in death and exploitation.
Chapter 4: Migration cannot be stopped and is too costly to even significantly reduce.
Chapter 5: The homelands of migrants can greatly gain from large-scale emigration.
Chapter 6: Immigrants strengthen the economies of the countries where they settle.
Chapter 7: Diversity drives creativity, prosperity and shared benefits for everyone.
Chapter 8: Low-skilled immigration aids countries and remains extremely difficult to block.
Chapter 9: We must transform how we understand and approach integration.
Description
Immigrants offers a compelling case for a total revamp of the way most people view immigration and immigrants. It provides a detailed description of the case against immigration, while providing solid evidence for the great benefits, both social and economic, that migration provides.
Who Should Listen
- Anyone concerned by migration
- Anyone unimpressed by the notion of a more open world
- Anyone trying to understand why anyone would want to leave their home country