Newsgroup: italia.bologna.politica
Titolo: Site sulle conseguenze dell'immigrazione...

http://www.migrationwatchuk.org
Questo interessante site contiene documentazione sull'immigrazione 
in UK e confuta le infondate mistificazioni del tipo "c'e' bisogno
di immigrati perche' la popolazione invecchia" oppure
"gli immigrati favoriscono la crescita dell'economia",
purtroppo ricorrenti anche in italia.
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Immigration from outside the European Union has more than doubled 
in the past five years and is still rising. Each year nearly a 
quarter of a million people come to live in Britain. This is the 
equivalent of the City of Cambridge every six months. Arrivals on 
this scale make successful assimilation very difficult. Furthermore, 
between 1996 and 2001 three quarters of international migrants went 
to London and the South East. This pattern exacerbates the already 
heavy pressure on transport, housing, education and health services.
Snapshot of migration to the U.K.
On present trends we can expect a net inflow of at least two 
million migrants every decade. A Home Office report (Jan 2001) 
expects increasing immigration for the foreseeable future. Continued 
immigration on this scale will have a substantial effect on our 
society. The UN predicts that it will add over 7 million to our 
population 
by 2050.
Until the early 1990's the outflow of migrants exceeded or balanced 
the inflow so there was no resultant increase in the population of 
the U.K.
However, since 1997, net international inward migration has more 
than trebled from 47,000 to 172,000 in 2001. Illegal immigrants are 
additional to this total. 47,000 were detected in the year 2000 so a 
similar number undetected would be a low estimate. Adding this 
brings the total to 219,000 a year or more than 2 million every 
decade [1]. 
Asylum seekers comprise about half the total. We now take more 
asylum seekers than Germany and twice as many as France. The cost in 
2002 was £1.8 billion.
The Asylum and Immigration Act (2002) was mainly concerned with 
speeding up the asylum process but, since more than three quarters 
of those refused stay on anyway, this has little effect on the 
inward flow. In 2002 about 110,700 arrived (including dependants); 
13,300 were removed.
Changes to the settlement rules for spouses and partners in 1997 
mean that the flow of dependants, continuous since the 1960s, will 
increase further and continue indefinitely.
There is no economic case for large scale inward migration. Any 
labour shortages could largely be dealt with by existing 
arrangements for 5 year employment permits. The argument that 
immigration is needed to support an increasingly elderly population 
is false.
The impact on housing will be considerable, especially in London 
and the South East where more than two-thirds of the new migrants 
are settling.
Migrants now comprise more than 27% of London's population. 
This proportion is expected to increase considerably.
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"Immigration's up, treaty costs up, crime's up... Had enough?"

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ahi ahi...
se sono i terroni a violare la legge li bastoniamo...
se sono i bravi padani,bhe, in fondo lo fanno per la causa...
vero?
Lorenzo
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