Relative proportions of immigrants from Northwestern Europe (red) and Southern and Eastern Europe (blue) in the decades before and after the immigration restriction legislation. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

My reblog of the Economist article on Immigration, with my two cents, has become my hottest article of the month. Check it out if you missed earlier:

Immigration: The Polish paradox | The Economist

Whilst Income Inequality is clearly America’s No. 1 issue, in Europe and especially the UK, the focus is on immigration. As a result of changes to EU Law, effective January 1 2014, the flood gates will open for mass Bulgarian and Romanian immigration.

Any thoughts?

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