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If the world had open borders, how do you think that would impact global society and relations between countries?

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Should the interests of a country's current citizens be the only consideration when forming immigration policies?

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How do you believe stricter immigration policies would shape the cultural diversity of a society?

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What values do you think should guide a country's decisions on immigration?

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Have you or someone you know ever encountered challenges due to immigration policies, and what was that experience like?

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Can you imagine a scenario where stricter immigration policies might indirectly affect your future opportunities, such as job prospects or cultural experiences?

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Do you think there is a fair balance between a country's security and offering refuge to those in need?

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How would you feel if you had to move to another country to seek a better life and faced strict immigration policies?

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In what ways do you think your community benefits from the contributions of immigrants?

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How might your life change if immigration laws became more restrictive?

 @923Z93G from Pennsylvania answered…2yrs2Y

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Yes, immigration officers should check for criminal records (and refuse entry to people with crimes related to terrorism, physical and sexual violence) and ensure migrants who are not fluent in English receive free, mandatory English language lessons.

 @vayect from Maine answered…3yrs3Y