I would say we should be fixing broken countries, not helping some 1-2% of those countries to immigrate. It doesn't solve any problems for the rest 98% in those countries; and can take receiving countries on the verge of breakdown too if they fail to integrate those immigrants.
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I would say we should be fixing broken countries, not helping some 1-2% of those countries to immigrate. It doesn't solve any problems for the rest 98% in those countries; and can take receiving countries on the verge of breakdown too if they fail to integrate those immigrants.
Sweden is attempting to do both, being one of the largest givers of humanitarian aid per capita.
http://www.ibtimes.com/which-governments-are-most-generous-c... http://www.thelocal.se/20141130/sweden-fifth-largest-ebola-a...