Deportations in Europe

Starting about ten years ago, European countries began to realize that they had a shortage of young people, the group that represented both the producers and consumers. In an attempt to alleviate the problem, they opened the door to immigrants. The result was increases in crime, drugs and gangs. The welfare system was overwhelmed and schools and medical facilities were over crowded. The result is that countries have undertaken massive deportation programs where over 500,000 are forced to leave each year. It was one more example of good intentions going awry. The same thing happened to Canada and they too are deporting.