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OK, understood.That's kind of irrelevant to my point.
I'm saying migrants' willingness to work for substandard wages drive down fair market value of labour. That fair market value varies from place to place, but undercutting locals is a constant.
I don't blame them for trying to improve their lives, but do for being cut throat competition due to having lower overhead and not being invested in the system. Same goes for businesses willing to employ them. I used to manage a local shop where the owner employed people on work visas because he could pay them 65% of what I made while charging them out at standard rates. Dirty pool if you ask me.