Which of the following is not an argument for immigrant workers?
A)Immigrant workers are usually cheaper to employ than native workers in developed countries and employers often prefer to hire them to remain cost competitive.
B)Immigrants are willing to do jobs that natives spurn.
C)Immigrants are helping lowering the crime rates.
D)A vibrant immigrant economy may help revive a stagnant local economy.

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Out of the four options, only option C is not an argument in favor of immigrant workers. Options A, B, and D highlight the benefits of immigrant workers such as cost competitiveness, filling in labor gaps, and boosting the economy. Option C is not necessarily related to the economic benefits of immigrant workers, although it may be argued that immigrants may be less likely to engage in criminal activities if they are employed and contributing to society.

Which of the Following Is Not an Argument for Immigrant