Like several opinions I share, immigration is not a solution, because immigration itself necessarily creates new needs, often just as significant as those it is supposed to address (housing, schools, roads, infrastructure, doctors and hospitals, etc.). We build concrete structures left and right and then realise that we need even more immigration for the new requirements. Furthermore, immigration clearly drives down wages. Job seekers cannot find work, notably due to their age, but not only that. They don't always appear in statistics because they disappear from the statistics once their unemployment period expires. And there are many more of them than we think. These people's health is affected. Some turn to alcohol or drugs and at the very least become marginalised. They inevitably end up on social assistance, which partly explains the explosion in social costs.

LET'S OPEN OUR DOORS TO THE MEDICAL FIELD

We currently have an ageing population.

Jobs in the medical field are essential for our existence.

Why not offer work positions in the health sector to save lives, to care for elderly or sick people.

Universities also exist in other countries, just like graduates in this essential health field.

From a certain age, in Switzerland we cost too much for social security, whilst health is an enormous financial asset.

People who agree to come and work in Switzerland leave their own roots behind. When these people arrive in Switzerland, they must rebuild everything: housing, social contacts, finding work, a new life structure. This exceptional courage that these people demonstrate deserves recognition by allocating them jobs in the medical corps. We desperately need this opportunity.