Immigration is often cited as a solution to aging populations, but I've seen studies showing that even high immigration levels can't fully reverse demographic decline. For instance, Germany's population would still shrink by 10% by 2060 even with net migration of 200,000 per year. This makes me think we're overstating the power of immigration as a cure, and we should focus on policies that support families and productivity instead. Do you agree that we shouldn't rely on immigration to solve the demographic crisis?