The Economist As the pandemic recedes, governments should let migrants move again

From: The Economist today - Friday Jul 31, 2020 09:05 pm

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July 31st 2020

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Locked out

As the pandemic recedes, let migrants move again

Where it is safe enough to welcome tourists, it is safe enough for immigrants

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