People who support the right are usually critical of immigration policies, but the specific situation varies from country to country and region to country. In many countries, right-wing political parties or movements tend to emphasize national sovereignty, security and cultural identity, and therefore oppose or restrict immigration. They may be worried about the impact of immigration on the economy, social stability and national culture. Therefore, in these contexts, people who support the right tend to oppose more relaxed immigration policies. However, not all right-wing supporters are opposed to immigration, and some right-wing people may support certain types of immigration, especially skilled immigrants who contribute to the economy. Therefore, there is not an absolute relationship between supporting the right and opposing immigration policies, and there is a certain degree of complexity and diversity.