People who support the right tend to be conservative or restrictive about immigration, and generally oppose more relaxed immigration policies, but it cannot be generalized that they are "generally opposed." Right-wing political ideas usually emphasize the uniqueness and superiority of a country's culture, ethnicity, and traditions, and worry that a large influx of immigrants may have an impact on the country's society, economy, and culture. For example, they believe that it will affect employment opportunities, change the social and cultural structure, and increase the burden on public resources. However, this does not mean that every individual who supports the right holds exactly the same position and is absolutely opposed to immigration policies. There may be certain differences and changes in specific views and attitudes, and they will also be affected by various factors such as the specific conditions of different countries and regions and the immigrant background.