Several left-wing parties and governments are relatively opposed to immigration

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Parent debateThis argument is used in the debate Does being on the left necessarily mean being in favor of mass immigration?.
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  • Argument forDenmark's center-left government drastically limits immigration
  • Argument forIn Germany, a radical left-wing movement is critical of mass immigration
  • Argument forIt's by sharply limiting migratory flows that we'll achieve integration and drive back the extreme right.

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  • Argument againstThese parties and governments are an exception, even an anomaly.
  • Argument againstThese parties and governments have betrayed the left; they are no longer truly left-wing.

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