You are now conflating your earlier claims about immigration with statistics of asylum seekers. This might not be an important distinction to you but it is to me, and also an important signal, when I am having a discussion that requires a lot of good faith to begin with.

You will notice (in sofar you are willing to do so) that I was at not debating your claims about the prevalence of males among asylum seekers. That is because I do not disagree. I just don't think it's terribly important. I was just irritated by your characterisation of life in migration camps.

The earlier assessment still applies. Short sightedness aside, I fail to see how anyone can confuse immigration for not being the lesser of two issues.