They have to
support themselves (previous policies have removed their benefits) and we want
them to leave? Why would we do that? If we were supporting them, that would
make sense: if there’s no work for their skills, we’re not going to pay them
forever. But if they’re bringing money into the country by supporting
themselves, why would we have a problem? If we accept the previous policy, we
ought to reject this one and vice versa. This policy is therefore a failure.
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