Gallop: Few Migrants Worldwide Want to Come Home
7% of first-generation migrants would like to return to their birth country
77% of migrants do not want to leave their adopted country
16% if migrants would like to move to another country
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- In his inaugural speech in 2019, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky implored Ukrainians abroad to come home -- and to bring their knowledge, experience and values with them. But Gallup data show how tough of a sell this is, not just for the Ukrainian diaspora, but for most migrants.
At least 80% of migrants from a host of countries, including Ukraine and several others in conflict such as Iraq and Yemen, have no desire to leave their adopted countries and move home or anywhere else. But the list notably also includes countries such as Portugal, which is desperately trying to get Portuguese living abroad to return home in order to maintain a stable working population.
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Update: Very few migrants seek return to native country, poll shows (UPI)
WNU Editor: This is a more sobering number .... More Than 750 Million Worldwide Would Migrate If They Could (Gallop).
3 comments:
Liberal Californians leave California due to the high taxes and cost of living and immediately turn around and start jacking up taxes.
Muslims fleeing other Muslims got to Western countries and then want to institute what they fled.
Human nature can be a pain.
I can't wait until they start having Muslim Morality & Virtue Sharia patrols in Ontario and shut down the casinos. Poor Bob won't have jack to do except to visit the Parrots' website.
We have them in London and New York. Toronto can't be far behind.
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