The One European Nation Going Against the Tide on Unchecked Immigration

The Danes, unlike their neighboring nations on the Continent, realize that mass immigration and a generous welfare state are incompatible.

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A scene from the Italian film 'lo Capitano,' depicting the journey of migrants to Italy from Senegal. Greta De Lazzaris/Archimede via AP

Sooner or later, the New York Times catches on to the news. In the case of immigration policy, the news it has caught up with is that mass immigration, legal and illegal, from less-developed countries is politically toxic.

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