It's a question of political will (Australia, Japan)
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This argument is used in the debates Does being on the left necessarily mean being in favor of mass immigration? and Should we accept immigration?.
This argument is an objection to We can't stop immigration.
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Migration is not inevitable. Australia has made it clear that it will not accept illegal migrants, and there is no flow of boats to that country. This prevents the tragedies we see in the Mediterranean. As for Japan, it refuses migrants and we don't hear of thousands arriving illegally. So all it takes is for a country to show a real willingness to guard its borders for migrants to stop flocking there.
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Europe is not an island, so it can hardly imitate the policies of island states.