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According to the Rybezynski theorem, why will labor immigration lead to a long-run increase in output...

According to the Rybezynski theorem, why will labor immigration lead to a long-run increase in output in a labor-intensive industry, and a decrease in the output of a capital-intensive industry, and in the very long run not change the returns to labor and capital? use graphs and/or numerical examples

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