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Bryan Caplan on immigration backlash

Politics
United States
Started February 09, 2026

Bryan writes: Tyler tries to cure my immigration backlash confusion, but not to my satisfaction. The overarching flaw: He equivocates between two different versions of “backlash to immigration.” Version 1: Letting in more immigrants leads to more resistance to immigration. Version 2: Letting in more immigrants leads to so much resistance to immigration that the total stock of […] The post Bryan Caplan on immigration backlash appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. CommentsWell said Tyler. Exce...

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CLAIM Posted by will Feb 09, 2026
Resistance to immigration often stems from economic anxieties; addressing these underlying issues is crucial to reducing backlash effectively.
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Increasing immigration can foster economic growth and cultural diversity, outweighing any potential backlash from those resistant to change.
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The relationship between immigration and backlash is complex; we must examine both sides to find effective solutions that balance growth and community concerns.
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Policies promoting immigration should include measures to mitigate backlash, ensuring that communities feel secure and included in the process.
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The backlash against immigration reveals deep-seated fears that must be addressed; ignoring these concerns can lead to greater social division.
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