Swiss, which of these two common immigrant groups do you prefer?

[Ulla]

Campaigning against Germans and Italians, but welcoming Africans and Tamils with their arms wide open.

Italian frontalieri are people who live in Italian border and work in Switzerland, they are not the migrants that move definitely to Switzerland, they cross the border everyday. In the past probably there were also some Swiss, especially the Italian Swiss, that made the same, still living in Switzerland but working in Italy. The same happens with the French border.

[Leto]

I didn't say it was logical Swiss Germans complain about Germans and the fact that they tend to be better educated, so they get all the high position jobs. Plus they don't speak the dialect. They are also seen as arrogant and loud. Ticino has the problem that the frontalieri are often paid less than the inhabitants of the canton, so there is wage dumping. Same thing in Geneva with the French for example.

I see.
Btw, I mentioned Tamils. What can you say about them? How well are they integrated? Switzerland has actually the largest Tamil diaspora in Europe.

[KawaiiKawaii]

Anyway, the person who voted Balkanites is probably a Balkanite.

[Leto]

Anyway, the person who voted Balkanites is probably a Balkanite.

I don't vote. But I think second-generation Albanians and Serbs are integrated quite well in Swiss society.

[KawaiiKawaii]

I see.
Btw, I mentioned Tamils. What can you say about them? How well are they integrated? Switzerland has actually the largest Tamil diaspora in Europe.

Fribourg (my canton) has not a lot of them, but I think now they are not disliked, maybe they are even liked. Their children seem to get education, the parents work a lot. I have never had any problem with them and they seem to be cool I guess.

[Ulla]

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I have noticed also many Germans moved to Ticino, especially after the retirement. They are generally upper class people. Isn't it? I guess this also in the other cantons.

[KawaiiKawaii]

I have noticed also many Germans moved to Ticino, especially after the retirement. They are generally upper class people. Isn't it? I guess this also in the other cantons.

There are apparently 3500 rich Germans in Ticino, so apparently yes. I don't really know a lot about Ticino, sorry The climate is milder and there is an Italian flavor without the Italian state As for the other cantons, I don't really know about rich German pensioners, there are still much more German workers, especially in universities.

Here is an article in German if you can read it. http://www.swissinfo.ch/ger/die-deut...-tessin/156518