Many Singaporeans are angry at the inflow of foreigners who take over their jobs and become new citizens. They vent their anger against the immigrants.
I hold a different view.
I understand that the migrants also face a challenge in adapting to a new country and culture. Their families also face the same difficulty.
Singaporeans will also face similar difficulties when they migrate to another country. They also have to face the xenophobic reaction from the locals there.
There are advantages to a country to welcome immigrants who can contribute to the dynamism of their economy and society.
However, in the case of Singapore, the problems caused by the migrants to the local workforce is daunting and disruptive to a harmful extent. They overcome the benefits that are brought by the immigrants.
Why is this the case?