Help please do you agree with these statement? why or why not

1-immigration and migrations however it is important to understand there are many reasons why people leave one country for another one those reason can be wars, natural disasters or extreme poverty therefore migration can be beneficial to the hosting country because they will pay taxes and they will do jobs that are regarded as unattractive or lacking career prospects. In the meantime, uncontrolled immigration can be very dangerous because many people die in jungles or get killed during their dangerous journey those who make to the destination are often subject to labor exploitation by getting low wages from employers that take advantage of the illegal situation in the country. That is why it is important to encourage legal immigration by securing borders first. Once borders are secured the advanced countries should invest in poor countries to help them create job for young people that often escape the country to find better life.

2-I believe that overpopulation is rooted in racism. We often hear similar arguments about (poor) People of Color in the U.S.: they have more children, don't care for those children, and are a burden on the economy and wider country. I believe that singling out poor people and those in developing countries is punching down, unfair, and completely unproductive. Blaming people who have little power over their situations is unacceptable. Instead, I believe that we should focus on the environmental consequences of the operations of large companies rather than individuals taking on responsibility.

3-The authoritarian countries had an aggressive approach toward the pandemic. There levied strict laws against the pandemic. If anyone was caught breaking the law, would be penalized heavily. These countries took advantage of their high authoritarian capacity and were successful in controlling the virus to a great extent.

4-Women are often engaged in health matters as unpaid caregivers and community health workers and play central roles in the maintenance of family and community health. Even within the Healthcare sector women comprise more than two thirds of all workers. However, they are conspicuously absent in leadership positions where global Health matters and policies are discussed. We need to address this anomaly by tackling the inequalities that exist between the genders that place a huge burden on women but ignore them at the tables where major policy decisions are made.