Does immigration increase economic growth?

Immigration plays a significant role in many national economies. Some argue immigrants contribute to innovation, entrepreneurship, and labor force growth, while others believe increased immigration places pressure on wages, housing, and public services. Based on economic research, labor market data, and demographic studies, does immigration increase long-term economic growth?

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