Лейбористы Британии признали ошибки в вопросах миграции
"Было ошибкой не вводить ограничений на въезд в Британию с территории стран Восточной Европы. Мы серьезно недооценили число людей, которые приедут сюда. Мы были ослеплены идеей глобализации и слишком оптимистически смотрели на цену, которую нам придется заплатить за нее"- полагает Эд Милибанд
Cтранно всё это слышать от партии, которая, будучи правящей, открыла нараспашку двери Британии для трех с половиной миллионов иммигрантов"
Migration Watch UK
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"This is a very significant shift of policy and is music to our ears, confirming what we have been saying for ten years. But it is a bit rich coming from a party which, when in government, threw open the doors of Britain to three and a half million foreign immigrants with total contempt for public opinion. The opposition must now say whether they accept that there must be a sharp reduction in immigration and, if so, how they propose to achieve it."
In recent years the focus of attention, particularly by the BBC, has been on migrants from the new Eastern European members of the EU. There has indeed been a massive inflow of migrants from Eastern Europe; by 2010 the number of people born in Eastern Europe but resident in the UK had risen to 776,000.[1] That said, migration from the whole of the EU accounted for only around 20% of net migration under the Labour government. By far the greatest proportion of net migration comes from countries outside the EU. (Briefing Paper 4.9).
4. Asylum is periodically back in the news but the number of asylum claims is small compared to immigration as a whole. In 2010, 18,000 asylum claims were made to the Home Office - less than a tenth of net migration.
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Cтранно всё это слышать от партии, которая, будучи правящей, открыла нараспашку двери Британии для трех с половиной миллионов иммигрантов"
Migration Watch UK
источник БИБИСИ
"This is a very significant shift of policy and is music to our ears, confirming what we have been saying for ten years. But it is a bit rich coming from a party which, when in government, threw open the doors of Britain to three and a half million foreign immigrants with total contempt for public opinion. The opposition must now say whether they accept that there must be a sharp reduction in immigration and, if so, how they propose to achieve it."
In recent years the focus of attention, particularly by the BBC, has been on migrants from the new Eastern European members of the EU. There has indeed been a massive inflow of migrants from Eastern Europe; by 2010 the number of people born in Eastern Europe but resident in the UK had risen to 776,000.[1] That said, migration from the whole of the EU accounted for only around 20% of net migration under the Labour government. By far the greatest proportion of net migration comes from countries outside the EU. (Briefing Paper 4.9).
4. Asylum is periodically back in the news but the number of asylum claims is small compared to immigration as a whole. In 2010, 18,000 asylum claims were made to the Home Office - less than a tenth of net migration.
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