On the way back, Lin Qi thought about many things and considered several countermeasures.
For these people to dare step forward at a time like this meant they had a certain chance of success.
No matter how the Conservative Party Candidate disguised his harmlessness, it would only make Lin Qi more wary of him.
What he wanted to hide was his true face, not the ridiculous reasons he presented.
"What happened over there?" After entering the city, they saw many people protesting along the roadside.
There had been many protesters lately, most of them related to the introduction of new immigrants. Catherine had also addressed this issue in her campaign speech yesterday.
She had said that the issue would be handled properly, so that new immigrants would not only fail to become competitors to the Federation's citizens, but would instead become indispensable aids in building new lives.
However, the response had not been particularly good. Several times before, new immigrants had been brought in under similar circumstances, and the results had not been very good.
Each time large numbers of immigrants entered the country, the pressure of competition in the job market multiplied.
Even the streetwalkers were especially dissatisfied, because the female immigrants had driven their prices down to the lowest level.
At first, they had needed twenty or thirty dollars to make someone happy for a while. But as the number of female immigrants increased, these young, exotic-looking girls were willing to do it for fifteen, ten, or even five dollars, leaving everyone else with no choice but to lower their prices as well.
The situation in the factories went without saying. Federation workers could not even dream of working a minute of overtime.
But new immigrants could work unpaid until ten at night, and their wages were only