Europe does not have a monopoly on racism
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This argument is used in the debate Does being on the left necessarily mean being in favor of mass immigration?.
This argument is an objection to Many Maghreb countries reject immigration, but we don't accuse them of racism, Notable figures who want to limit or halt immigration are of non-European origin, so we can't suspect them of racism. and The rejection of immigration is due to the economic situation, not to pseudo-racism..
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This argument is used in the debate Does being on the left necessarily mean being in favor of mass immigration?.This argument is an objection to Many Maghreb countries reject immigration, but we don't accuse them of racism, Notable figures who want to limit or halt immigration are of non-European origin, so we can't suspect them of racism. and The rejection of immigration is due to the economic situation, not to pseudo-racism..Keywords: none
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“The European Union has struck a deal with the Tunisian president: in exchange for a billion euros, he must ensure that no more people board boats to the European Union. But Europe is less concerned about how he does it. Yet the political leaders knew full well with whom they were negotiating. President Saïed is known for his racist and xenophobic rhetoric, he has called for violence and, a day before the agreement was signed, deportations were the subject of numerous reports.”
Marc Botenga, “Migration agreement reveals a heartless Europe”, Belgian Labour Party, August 10, 2023.
