Western governments should “scrap” asylum laws and instead aid migrants closer to their home countries, says The Economist , a pro-globalist site for investors.
The scrapping of asylum is presented by the magazine’s London editors as a compassionate policy that ensures more aid to migrants close to their home countries:
Voters in many countries are demanding curbs on their self-destructive, decades-old asylum systems.
The Economist editors’ plea for a greater inflow of legalized migrants is a tough sell to citizens asked to bear the social, public safety, and workforce impacts for the sake of inflated corporate balance sheets.
The smaller number…
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