Originally Posted by DemolitionRed (Post 9930050)

Jordan is in an economical doldrums because it lost its Kuwait and UAE donar and now has to fund its own military.
The Labanese economy is looking good, though they still have a lot of internal squabbling going on. (not over immigrants)
Greece is still chained to a rock from its sovereign debt crisis in 2010 but according to economic forecasts, its climbing its way out better than expected.
Italy, like the UK hasn't produced nearly enough growth since the world crash and a second recession in 2012
The U.S is a bit more complicated but this explains things well http://fortune.com/2018/02/16/us-deb...onomic-growth/

Apart from the Germans who have a huge amount of internal squabbling going on over 'immigration or not'. None of these countries are in peril because of the intake of foreigners.