The Habsburg Monarchy and New Austria Kingdom being unable to absorb them did not mean East Africa had to reduce the scale of immigration. East Africa still had many colonies crying out to be fed, including Togoland, which bordered the two nations.
The year 1935 was also rather special. After all, according to the experience of his previous life, Japan's invasion of the Far East would completely escalate two years later. By then, East Africa would be in a passive position if it wanted to recruit immigrants from the Far East again, and the later it became, the more so.
Therefore, Ernst said to Emperor Rudolf, "The Habsburg Monarchy and New Austria must absorb as much population as possible. It is already the 1930s. After the 1940s, finding stable sources of immigrants may become difficult for you."
"If you miss the current window of opportunity, the two nations supported by the House of Habsburg will very likely become like Latin American countries, perhaps even worse than Latin American countries."
"Latin America at least has several centuries of immigration history, and conditions in every respect back then were far superior to those of the Habsburg Monarchy and New Austria Kingdom today."
Emperor Rudolf himself had some doubts about Ernst's advice. He said, "Ernst, aren't you being a little too worried?"
Hearing his doubts, Ernst did not get angry. Instead, he asked, "Rudolf, do you know which regions have seen the greatest population outflows in the past century?"
Emperor Rudolf thought for a moment before saying, "Europe, Russia, the Far East, India..."
Ernst smiled. "The places you mentioned can all be combined into one great whole: Eurasia."
"We can also call Eurasia the Old Continent. Since the Age of Discovery, the flow of the world's population has been from the Old Continent