Should Immigration policy be linked to Trade policy?

• Dec 7, 2007

• #1

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♥ ~Sigi~♥

Guest

Yes they are different things. One is about people moving between countries and maybe changing citizenships and the other is about selling goods and services between countries.

And they should be managed seperately. But they are both related to each other through country's economic performance. So maybe that reality should be formally recognised in both policies?

What do you think?

 

• Dec 7, 2007

• #2

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American Beauty

Guest

The smartest thing you said was "Yes they are different things".

 

• Dec 7, 2007

• #3

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Mike B

Guest

I Think U Are Dead On

 

• Dec 7, 2007

• #4

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slappingdummyman

Guest

Wow you think you figured everything out; Good for you. But it doesn't make sence.

 

• Dec 7, 2007

• #5

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Levi

Guest

I think it should.

 

• Dec 7, 2007

• #6

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Santa's girl/Dog Tricks

Guest

Yes Sigy they may be separate issues but the effect is combined. So you're correct they should be recognized in both policies.

http://www.commondreams.org/views06/0425-30.htm

 

• Dec 7, 2007

• #7

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baystreet690

Guest

They both should pursue the needs of the country that has the policies -- that's their relationship. Both should be concerned with getting quality in and keeping the trash out.

 

• Dec 7, 2007

• #8

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rhsaunders

Guest

Keep 'em separate. The issues are complex enough without muddying the waters by trying to combine them.