During the 20th century, Western governments entered into social contracts with their citizens whereby they massively increased state welfare and taxation. That social contract is broken when governments allow those from outside to enjoy the benefits of state welfare while at the same time being under no obligation to contribute in the same way as citizens are obliged.
During the 20th century, Western governments entered into social contracts with their citizens whereby they massively increased state welfare and taxation. That social contract is broken when governments allow those from outside to enjoy the benefits of state welfare while at the same time being under no obligation to contribute in the same way as citizens are obliged.
During the 20th century, Western governments entered into social contracts with their citizens whereby they massively increased state welfare and taxation. That social contract is broken when governments allow those from outside to enjoy the benefits of state welfare while at the same time being under no obligation to contribute in the same way as citizens are obliged.