Debt-ridden and corrupt regimes in developing countries promote migration as sharing resources and claim remittances help their economies, while over 250,000 temporary foreign workers enter Canada annually. There are 205 million global migrants, including tens of millions undocumented and 20 million refugees, and over 3,000 Filipinos leave daily for overseas work in various industries.

1. Debt-ridden and corrupt regimes in Third World countries such as the Philippines, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and others are saying that migration is “international sharing of human resources” and that the “remittances of migrants help prop up (their) economies.” More than 250, 000 migrants enter Canada under the Temporary Workers Program. There are 205 million migrants around the world. Tens of millions are undocumented while about 20 million are refugees. In the Philippines there are over 3000 people who leave each day to work overseas. END They work in telecommunications, landscaping, farms, factories, hotels, restaurants, etc...