1. one, that the first insecurity most poor people face is economic insecurity, and that you don't solve that by making work more "flexible" (ie giving the freedom to corporations to pay people less, fire them more easily, and impose inconvenient worktimes);

2. two that immigrants in addition to being discriminated against by their looks in the pursuit of jobs and other activities, are scapegoated and (conveniently) blamed for the economic insecurity that other lower class people feel;

There actually is poverty and precarious life, so aid should be provided, and at the same time illegal use by bosses of immigrant workforces to lower wages should be pursued.

This is pure reality and rational approach.

In the long run, we're all dead. John Maynard Keynes