The question of whether immigration is endangering European society comes mostly down to who is immigrating to which countries, and what kind of benefits or harms follow the massive movement of population. The proposition tries to emphasize the fact immigration in Europe is happening differently from other parts of the world. Immigration happening within the European Union is a big proportion, and unlike other immigrations, this immigration is far liberal. Also, a large proportion of these immigrations consists of poor workers without specific skills or population from poverty, in hope to find a better life where their situation gains more sympathy from the government. This brings up an important contention of who should be prioritized? The citizens who were born from that country? Or people even from another nation who decided to acquire citizenship? The proposition argues that the former people have dominance in the decision by showing interest upon the issue of immigration. Why? Because they are the ones who are paying taxes and fulfilling the duties required by the government. On the other hand the opposition argues the benefits of immigration such as cultural diversity and working efficiency with abundant working force, which is starting to lack in modern European society.