The high level of social dangerousness inherent to illegal immigration
Ferrandez, Françoise
The high level of social dangerousness inherent to illegal immigration - 2014.
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These twenty empirical accounts of the close relationship between a volunteer worker and illegal immigrants reveal that those who receive social welfare and find themselves in this situation demonstrate behavioral deviations. Some feel that they are more worthy than others and demand more as a result. There are excesses of aggression, violence, and egocentric behavior, along with problems relating to hygiene, alcohol, and drugs, and there is possessive and violent behavior toward women, who thus become the ultimate victims, even slaves, of those who have nothing.
The high level of social dangerousness inherent to illegal immigration - 2014.
92
These twenty empirical accounts of the close relationship between a volunteer worker and illegal immigrants reveal that those who receive social welfare and find themselves in this situation demonstrate behavioral deviations. Some feel that they are more worthy than others and demand more as a result. There are excesses of aggression, violence, and egocentric behavior, along with problems relating to hygiene, alcohol, and drugs, and there is possessive and violent behavior toward women, who thus become the ultimate victims, even slaves, of those who have nothing.
Réseaux sociaux