There is no simple, universal answer to this question. Generally speaking, in many countries and political contexts, people with right-wing political tendencies tend to place more emphasis on national sovereignty, cultural traditions, and identity, so they may tend to support relatively strict or conservative immigration policies, fearing that large-scale immigration may have an impact on social stability, economic security, or national culture. However, some people with right-wing positions may be relatively open to some immigrants based on economic interests, international cooperation, or other considerations. It should be noted that "right wing" is a broad concept with great internal differences. In different countries and regions, the core issues and policy propositions of the right-wing camp may vary greatly. For example, in some cases, right-wing political forces may support "skilled immigrants" or immigrants with specific skills, believing that this is in the national interest; in other cases, right-wing people may criticize all forms of immigration to protect local labor and traditional culture. In summary, although, on the whole, many right-wing supporters advocate stricter immigration policies, this does not mean that all right-wing people are completely opposed to immigration policies. Specific attitudes are influenced by multiple factors such as history, culture, economy, and individual political ideas.