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"Home Office plans are too harsh" - Letter to the editor
Jan Brulc May 16, 2012 Comments: 3
Ahead of an All-Party Parliamentary meeting 10 leading charities signed a letter to the Editor of the Times calling on the Home Secretary to abandon proposed rule changes on family migration.
Voters’ verdict: Immigration not as important as the economy, Europe, or taxes
Awale Olad May 14, 2012
Election junkies in the UK and Europe have had a satisfying fix over the last couple of weeks. From the historical win of Francois Hollande in France to the local elections gains in the UK mid-term elections for the Labour Party and Greece’s new political turmoil and looming elections – a further stage has been set for Barack Obama and Mitt Romney for a showdown on the debate over global economics and in particular, the direction of the USA.
Centre Left debates – the numbing familiarity of apparently new approaches to immigration
Don Flynn May 13, 2012 Comments: 4
Parties of the centre left should get a firmer grip on immigration and withhold rights from all those who fail to integrate argue contributors to an important new book on the future of social democracy. Isn’t that exactly what social democratic parties have been doing when in government in recent past decades?

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