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14.06.2010 - 29.06.2010
Right-wing politicians across Europe say immigration costs the state too much and so, in these times of financial crisis, it must be severely restricted. Do you agree?
YES - In tough times EU taxpayers need to look out for themselves.
44%
NO - Immigration also brings economic benefits. An indiscriminate ban would just cause more damage to Europe's economies.
56%
YES - In tough times EU taxpayers need to look out for themselves.
38%
NO - Immigration also brings economic benefits. An indiscriminate ban would just cause more damage to Europe's economies.
62%
YES - In tough times EU taxpayers need to look out for themselves.
50%
NO - Immigration also brings economic benefits. An indiscriminate ban would just cause more damage to Europe's economies.
50%
YES - In tough times EU taxpayers need to look out for themselves.
27%
NO - Immigration also brings economic benefits. An indiscriminate ban would just cause more damage to Europe's economies.
73%
YES - In tough times EU taxpayers need to look out for themselves.
30%
NO - Immigration also brings economic benefits. An indiscriminate ban would just cause more damage to Europe's economies.
70%
YES - In tough times EU taxpayers need to look out for themselves.
53%
NO - Immigration also brings economic benefits. An indiscriminate ban would just cause more damage to Europe's economies.
47%
YES - In tough times EU taxpayers need to look out for themselves.
83%
NO - Immigration also brings economic benefits. An indiscriminate ban would just cause more damage to Europe's economies.
17%
YES - In tough times EU taxpayers need to look out for themselves.
60%
NO - Immigration also brings economic benefits. An indiscriminate ban would just cause more damage to Europe's economies.
40%
YES - In tough times EU taxpayers need to look out for themselves.
50%
NO - Immigration also brings economic benefits. An indiscriminate ban would just cause more damage to Europe's economies.
50%
