Donald Trump is not the first person to bring up the subject of immigration.  That subject has been and increasingly remains an issue of contentious debate and a major political problem not only in the United States but also in Europe.  The British IPSOS-MORI public opinion poll of August 2015, for example, indicates that 50 percent of British citizens think that immigration is one of the most important issues facing the country, and 32 percent think it is the most important single issue. The world is facing the largest refugee crisis since the end of World War II.  Mr. Trump has rhetorically provided a simple answer for the United States: deport millions, perhaps 11 million people, and restrict immigration; build a great wall on our Southern border, and make Mexico pay for it.  More realistically, European political leaders, like most current U.S. presidential candidates, are aware there is no simple or single answer to the challenges posed by migration....(Read Full Article)