I honestly tried to stay out of this thread as it's been done so many times and anyone who is anti-immigration is usually shot down in flames followed by someone insisting the thread is closed, locked or removed.
Imagine my suprise just now when I realised it was still alive and kicking a whole 7 pages later (though I note the OP is 'banned'
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My opinion on the immigration status of the UK has not changed since the last thread on the subject I got involved with.
The reason we have so many illegal immigrants in this country is because our defence against them entering the country is ridiculously poor. Not only that but once they're in they find it waaaay too easy to lose themselves and/or blend in and many have now cottoned on to the fact that if a passport cannot be found then the illegal immigrant cannot be removed from this country. What an absolute joke!
IMO we should have holding camps for ALL those immigrants that are claiming asylum to this country. If their application is successful then let them in, if it's not send them back on the first available flight out. I understand there may be a genuine need for people who are genuinely in fear of their lives in their own country to seek asylum elsewhere BUT IMO we should have a limit on those allowed in this way and once there is no longer the need for that asylum they should be made to go back from whence they came.
The general immigration population is another matter. Enoch Powell's 'Rivers of blood speech' was, IMO, ahead of it's time. This country is in fact setting fire to its own funeral pyre.
The UK cannot sustain an immigrant influx on these levels for much longer without it being to the detriment of its own.
We have to seriously cap the amount of people from foreign countries that we allow in. This freedom to roam and set up camp anywhere within the EU was not well thought out and is not necessarily of benefit to this country and its nationals.
JU: I've heard so many times the story of Brits not wanting the jobs that immigrants are willing to do - poppycock!
It's not that Brits don't want the work it's that they cannot compete with the wages that immigrants are willing to work for. In Boston the landworkers were born and bred, until the immigrants started to arrive in their droves and work for pittance wages. The landworkers were basically forced from their employment.
The other problem we have with immigrants is the way that councils intigrate them into the local community - basically they don't.
Immigrants (from my experience) tend to flock together which results in areas solely dedicated to them and where British locals dare not go (I know of several areas).
They are not intigrated into the community properly and therefore their lack of understanding of us is only outweighed by our own lack of understanding of them and their cultures.
Some Europeans can appear brusque, grumpy, ignorant and downright rude. While I'm not saying that's their fault it doesn't help the local communities when these imminrants appear unapproachable and being able to create their own communities prevents them from having to intigrate properly.
These people should be made to have a full understanding of our culture, our language and our way of living before being allowed here. If they can't do those simple things then how can they ever be of any benefit to the country?
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