The life ambition of many people in developing or
third world countries is to migrate to a welfare state where they can have the
kind of life they have always dreamed of. This desire to up sticks and move has
reached such epic proportions that many of these welfare states – developed
countries – are beginning to wonder whether this should be allowed to
continue. This task was inspired
by a text of the same name off the BBC website which could be read before or
after the activity.
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Refer to my second blog, The Essay Archive, for sample essays: https://theessayarchive.blogspot.com.tr/
Arguments in favor of barring people from developed
countries
1.
Undesirable people – radicals, fanatics, political dissidents and
extremists – may enter the country.
2.
Limited resources in the host country.
3.
A government is responsible, primarily, for its own citizens.
4.
Migrants don’t try to adapt.
5.
Second generation migrants have identity problems.
Arguments against barring people from developed
countries
1.
The aging population in Europe
2.
We are all citizens of the world
3.
Vast differences in standards of living between different areas of the
world.
4.
People have the right to benefit from the higher wages in developed
countries.
5.
Stagnation will set in if different cultures aren’t allowed to rub
shoulders.
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