Immigrants, whether legal or illegal, help the economy of the country of destination since they provide workers for the farm work, child and elderly care and other jobs avoided by the natives of the country. They also accept lower wages and while living there, they become consumers of market products. Which of the following are reasons why countries have fear of immigration?

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