Immigration

UK Will Not Give Preference To EU Workers After Brexit, Cabinet Agrees

A skills-based system will be implemented instead.
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The MAC Report Notes The Looming Social Care Crisis - Then Recommends We Make It Worse

If we stop social care workers coming from the EU, and there’s no extra money, what happens next?
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How The Party-Political System Could Disintegrate After Brexit

Brexit is pushing the political debate from ‘left’ and ‘right’ to ‘open’ and ‘closed’. This will tear the party-political framework apart
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We Know The Benefits Of Immigration Are Blindingly Clear - How Will The Government Respond?

Instead of continuing the hostile environment, we should remember our history. Immigration has made Britain strong, not weak
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British Culture Wouldn't Exist Without Multiculturalism - It's Time To Take This Tired Debate Off The Table

A study claiming four in 10 people believe multiculturalism has undermined British culture is just another reminder to the UK's minority ethnic communities they will never be British enough
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Five 'Quintessentially British' Things That Were Never British to Begin With

As it's revealed four in 10 people believe multiculturalism has undermined British culture.
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Populist Calls For Direct Voting Are Dangerous, Not Democratic

Australian senator's support for a 'final solution' to immigration is disturbing and offensive. But just as much danger lies in mobilising the population in yet another referendum
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Scrap Immigration Targets Altogether Post-Brexit, Says CBI

But Iain Duncan Smith says firms have 'have not even bothered to look' at British workers for vacancies.
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This Empowering Class Teaches Migrant Women English – And Also How To Vote

'In this country women are allowed to have a chance.'
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How The Brexit White Paper Could Change The UK's Treatment Of Refugees

Children might now be reunited with their parents, but the Brexit white paper lacks clarity on its humanity when dealing with asylum seekers as a whole
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