Bringing in foreign workers to fill positions that domestic workers are unwilling to do can cause problems in the local community and should, therefore, be stopped. Do what extent do you agree with this?

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It is true that a number of migrant workers are increasing day by day around the whole world. Many people have grave concerns that, using immigrants to fill up some employment sections which apparently native people have not much interest in doing causes severe problems by decreasing a number of employment opportunities available for those people who live in small village and cities far away from major metropolis areas. I disagree with that statement because there are certain jobs that demand skills which can be filled by foreign workers. In
this
essay, I will discuss some positive and negative point for bringing for bringing foreign folks.
First
and foremost, there are certain job vaccines that require some special skills which can be easily filled by skilled foreign workers. It is win win policy for both foreign workers and native people. The local community gets support in terms of workforce as well as growth in business. To illustrate, a recent study showed by Toronto Univercity that some business in rural areas of Canada is successful with the help of many foreign workers and they never had a shortage of labour.
In addition
to
this
, foreign labour can be considered as a cheap source of labour which is beneficial for the businesses profit. 
On the other hand
,
immigrantion
migration into a place (especially migration to a country of which you are not a native in order to settle there)
immigration
has some negative consequences as well,
firstly
, foreign folks often come from the developing nation and they struggle a lot to make money. Most of time they are not loyal due to money matter. If they get better opportunities they can switch
there
of them or themselves
their
jobs.
Secondly
, it's
fact
Suggestion
the fact
a fact
that wages are driven down due to
huge availability
Suggestion
the huge availability
of foreign workers. Therefor, local community refuses to work and show less interest in jobs because wages below
powerty line
Suggestion
the poverty line
poverty line
.
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The conclusion paragraph only has 3 sentences:

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