From the report ”Transatlantic Trends: Immigration in 2011″ comes through loud and clear criticism of the citizens of Germany, Italy, UK, France and Spain, with regard to migration policies put in place by their respective Governments. However, the majority sees the central state as subject that must engage in this delicate matter. Then, for 52% migration is a complication in the contemporary social landscape, but the same percentage is highly optimistic about integration. Moreover a significant number of citizens are in favor to accept more foreigners with a high level of education. In contrast, however, given the choice, they prefer low-skilled immigrants, but with a secure job than those who have high degrees of expertise, but no certainty of a job.
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