Frank Graves and Racial Discrimination

opposition to immigration: What more disturbing was that the number of Canadians saying we admit too many visible minorities cracked the 40-point ceiling for the first time ever, noted EKOS president Frank Graves, according to Toronto Star. Opposition to immigration doesn’t necessarily reflect racial discrimination. One of its more disquieting findings was that opposition to immigration has nearly doubled since 2005, when it was at an all-time low of 25 per cent. It could reflect economic anxiety, he explained. Graves is right. But it hard to see how those saying too many immigrants are visible-minority can be motivated by anything but racial or cultural bias. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.