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Post by Admin on May 3, 2024 14:45:55 GMT
``There is some misunderstanding about this, and Japan was certainly exclusive in the past, but now they are sorting out people and letting in people.It's easier to enter the country, and it's easier to get permanent residency. ” said Dave first.
“Moreover, right now we need (foreigners) in terms of manpower. However, there are many Asian people in this gathering of supporters, so he is paying lip service to them. In other words, you re paying lip service to the idea that America is so much better because of Asians," and he says, "If I lived in another country, they wouldn't give me a chance, but I'm glad I came to America. That's what I was trying to say, but it ended up being a big statement that was misunderstood, which is a bit unfortunate.''
President Biden said on the 1st, ``One of the reasons our economy is growing is because we accept immigrants.''
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Post by Admin on May 3, 2024 23:24:22 GMT
In response to U.S. President Biden's remarks at a campaign rally on the 1st, such as ``Japan hates foreigners,'' the Japanese government responded by the 3rd, saying, ``The comments were not necessarily based on accurate understanding. It is unfortunate.'' A petition was filed with the US government. We explained our policies regarding foreigners and immigration to the US side through diplomatic channels.
[Photo] The Prime Minister and Mr. Biden took a friendly selfie in April
In a speech on the 1st, Biden said that immigrants contribute to the development of the U.S. economy, and then compared Japan with China, Russia, and India, saying, ``I hate foreigners and don't want immigrants, ) has a problem.'' The White House did not apologize for the "xenophobic" remarks, saying it was "up to the president" whether Biden would make similar comments in the future. [Washington Shinichi Akiyama]
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Post by Admin on May 4, 2024 11:03:25 GMT
New Delhi Current Affairs] In response to US President Biden's comment that India is a "xenophobic" country, along with Japan and China, Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar retorted, saying, "It's a very open country."
The local newspaper Economic Times reported on the 4th.
In a conversation with the same newspaper, Mr. Jaishankar responded to Mr. Biden's remark that the Indian economy was perceived to be in a slump because he does not accept immigrants, saying, ``Our economy is not in a slump.'' He went on to say that India has historically been home to "various people belonging to different communities."
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