An immigration reform lobby group argues that high immigration levels make it more difficult to achieve Canada's fiscal objectives.When immigrants come to Canada,they cost the Canadian taxpayer (in health care and education,for example)while not contributing their "fair share" in taxes.Which term characterizes this argument?

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This argument is characterized as scapegoating because it blames immigrants for broader fiscal challenges without acknowledging their contributions or considering the complexity of fiscal policy. Scapegoating involves unfairly blaming an individual or group for wider societal problems.

An Immigration Reform Lobby Group Argues That High Immigration Levels