Conservatives today tend to fall into two camps when discussing the immigration issue. The first camp are neo or classical liberals. For these types of conservatives, immigration is largely understood along economic lines. They believe that if a country will prosper by bringing in new people, it should do so as long as those brought in are qualified to do their job and the process can be reasonably controlled.
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