&gt;&quot;<i>As we&#x27;ve seen in all countries migrants especially those with families end up being massive positives for the country and its biggest defenders.</i>&quot;<p>What you&#x27;re seeing also includes a lot of selection bias.<p>Just as you claim that a few bad apples shouldn&#x27;t tarnish all migrants, you also have to accept that the &quot;good apple&quot; migrants that you&#x27;re speaking of can&#x27;t speak complete good of all <i>potential</i> migrants.<p>I.e. you&#x27;re making the exact same type of generalization, just the opposite way.