Joe Biden attributes China, Japan, and India's economic woes to 'xenophobia'

Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 06:41am on 02 May 2024,Thursday International

In a campaign fundraising event, US President Joe Biden pointed to 'xenophobia' from China, Japan, and India as a hindrance to their economic growth. He emphasized the positive impact of immigration on the US economy, contrasting it with the reluctance of these countries to embrace immigrants. Biden's remarks come amidst concerns over slowing growth in these nations, as predicted by the International Monetary Fund. Despite advocating for immigration-friendly policies, Biden faces criticism from opponents, particularly regarding irregular migration. The issue of immigration is expected to play a significant role in the upcoming US presidential elections.

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