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denis-greek [22]
3 years ago
14

Why are people so stubborn about their views of immigration and what

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jasenka [17]3 years ago
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Answer:

Explanation:

people are stubborn because they dont want to exept a diffrent thing from what they think and if you want to change their views you have to prove that what they are saying is wrong and try to put it nicely that your point of view makes more sense.

serious [3.7K]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: People who are against immigration may fear the loss of jobs, increased tax burden, or just don't want to encounter "foreign" culture or language. People for immigration usually value the skills or labor that the immigrants bring. They see opportunity to provide housing and other needs that will bring economic benefit.

Explanation: Changing people's minds isn't easy. It may be helpful to listen to their reasons for their opinions, and acknowledge whatever is valid. Then offer examples and facts that support the alternative points of view. There may be ideas they haven't considered before. Learn from the discussion. It goes both ways. Specific situations are likely to have different solutions.

It may be helpful to recall that most Americans are descended from immigrants. Many blessings and many problems have resulted from the introduction of the laws, culture, science, traditions and invasive species (germs, plants, animals etc.) that were not native to this continent.

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