Generally speaking, yes, in some cases with "extreme vetting", they can be economically beneficial, at least for a while. It's unclear if e.g. selected Indians are long-term economically beneficial if they use elite power to influence politics in a bad direction.
"The native population is declining relative to European countries, partly because the ‘native’ category now includes non-Europeans." - And spending enough time around lower IQ environments has a leveling-down effect - you don’t become them, but you stop developing as you should. Like the kid raised by chimps.
Bottom line, bringing third-worlders into Europe is of no benefit to Europeans; it is a detriment!
Generally speaking, yes, in some cases with "extreme vetting", they can be economically beneficial, at least for a while. It's unclear if e.g. selected Indians are long-term economically beneficial if they use elite power to influence politics in a bad direction.
"The native population is declining relative to European countries, partly because the ‘native’ category now includes non-Europeans." - And spending enough time around lower IQ environments has a leveling-down effect - you don’t become them, but you stop developing as you should. Like the kid raised by chimps.