Introduction
This document is an article which comes from “ The Economist Newspaper ”. It tackles the question of the immigration. We can see that the tittle “ Foreigners, go home ” is extremely provocative. Immigration is not a new phenomenon and it is always a current trouble. First we will se the political issue then the economic issue and to sum up the social issue.

I – Political issue
To begin with the political issue, we know that the question of immigration is often a priority to governments.
Some of them set up law against immigration or close off their border, what is very hard to migrants, because some life could be saved by the political asylum.
United States and European Union are the Promised Land for migrants especially as United States have the American Dream.
However governments do not change their immigration policy.

II – Economic issue
The document explains that hostility to migrants raises with the economic trouble.
There are more and more migrants who get in country illegally because of hard law.
We can see that immigration has an impact on work market, employment rate of migrants is less than the employment rate of non-migrants.
It conveys the idea that illegal immigrants increase the black market because their work is not declare.

III – Social issue
Above all, we can say that there is a social trouble on the question of immigration.
First, there is a racism trouble especially in Poland, Italy and Unites States.
Population do not like migrants because they are afraid of foreign people.
Secondly, population think that migrants take advantages of their social system.
Thirdly, migrants without accommodation are a real problem for the authorities, they live often in the street.
And to finish, we get away that migrants are more unemployed than the rest of the population.

Conclusion

To conclude, we can say that immigration is a real difficult question because human people are at stake. It will be very hard to