You&#x27;re conveniently ignoring the other&#x27;s side of the argument: such as importing poverty, low wage or unskilled workers, crime, racism, xenophobia, radical ideologies and religions, incompatible views and behavior, things such as &quot;no-go&quot; zones, and all the other things that European countries and seeing with non-European immigration, is not a net benefit to society.<p>The rise of the native push-back against immigration is an effect of, and not a cause of the trouble.<p>Combined with a grim economic situation and dwindling economic opportunities (such as gainful employment) is also not helping much with integration matters.<p>Hence why people &quot;stuck in your own isolationist filter bubble&quot; are against it.