Testing the backlash argument: voter responses to (pro-)immigration reforms

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RT @akoustov: What happens when countries open new legal immigration pathways? Certainly not a populist backlash! Based on several decades…

RT @akoustov: What happens when countries open new legal immigration pathways? Certainly not a populist backlash! Based on several decades…

RT @akoustov: What happens when countries open new legal immigration pathways? Certainly not a populist backlash! Based on several decades…

RT @akoustov: What happens when countries open new legal immigration pathways? Certainly not a populist backlash! Based on several decades…

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