only Country  so some common ground needs to be resolved to accommodate these visitors to our Country. I lived in South Africa for many years and was given dual Citizenship as I volunteered for the SADF, but I refused to surrender my British passport so was termed as a 'South African resident'. Had I ever been captured by the Communist forces I would of been shot as a mercenary even though wearing the uniform of the SA Army. Perhaps a system of different levels of residency depending on what contribution the immigrants make to our economy and communities, but I do not believe they should be allowed to vote, nor hold political office if they are not born in this Country. England has as much a right to be free as any other ethnic nation in the world and I will always fight for that freedom, till my dying breath I can see the argument on both sides here and to be straight I find myself in an awkward place. I will never approve of ethnic pogroms and clearings, but in my heart I'll never accept a non-white or Eastern European person as English. We can't call them English, but as long as they're here and the individual is doing no actual criminal harm, there isn't an easy way to get rid of them. So what do we do? There needs to be an official status for them. We will not call them English. The UK would no longer exist