Mass-Immigration Issue Analysis

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In our time, borders have become more transparent and cultures have become more personal and as a result now it all comes down to picking where you would like to live as if you are shopping for a country to live, says Ditchev1. Therefore, it is easier to move from a country to another country, but it still depends on "where" you are from. The way Western European countries view the mass-immigration issue is that they concentrate largely on the people's ability to change, that is Europeanize, and to serve the common humanity by giving the displaced person a chance for another life, in a way their view is the more liberal, more individualistic one. The Eastern Europeans view this debate more retrospectively. They rely more on their common European

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