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Finally, the speaker addresses immigration policies, urging a balanced approach. Not all countries or societies have evolved functional principles of individual rights and civic responsibility. Moving people from dysfunctional societies into stable ones does not automatically guarantee the adoption of shared values. Cultural, moral, and political compatibility matter—immigrants from poorly governed countries may not embrace or uphold the values conducive to a functioning democracy.
He stresses the importance of understanding that migration is complex, and policy must include discernment, ensuring newcomers can contribute positively without undermining societal stability.