What can be done to stop DownUnder from going under?

China, India, and Nigeria maintain demographic majorities and face no sustained international demand to import large populations from elsewhere. Western countries are told the opposite standard applies only to them.

Migration data and national policies show the pattern. Most countries outside Europe, the United States, and Canada restrict large-scale immigration and prioritize their existing populations. Western nations are the primary destinations for global migration while being criticized for any effort to limit it. The demand for demographic change is not applied evenly. It is applied to a specific set of countries.
The outcomes of high immigration levels—wage effects, housing pressure, and shifts in social cohesion—are documented in the receiving nations. The same metrics are not used to pressure other countries to alter their populations. The double standard is visible in the direction of travel and in the policies that only one group of nations is expected to accept. The record of who migrates where is public. The selective application of the rule is the difference.

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