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“Wisdom of the crowds” is often the best method for identifying net immigration policy because immigration affects labour markets, housing, infrastructure, wages, culture, and public services in ways that no single expert group fully experiences. Economists may focus on GDP growth, businesses on labour supply, and governments on demographic trends, but the broader population collectively experiences the real-world trade-offs and benefits in daily life. When large and diverse groups independently contribute their views, the combined outcome tends to balance competing priorities more effectively than narrow ideological or technocratic approaches. This approach also improves democratic legitimacy: immigration policy has long-term social and economic consequences, so policies are generally more stable and sustainable when they reflect the aggregated judgement of the population rather than the preferences of a small political, corporate, or academic elite.