See also our recent blog responding to the Scottish government's recent paper on Brexit and Scotland's economy 5/5 https://t.co/NjlHYBwvG9 1 hour ago - Retweet
Even cutting lower-skilled EU migration allows 7% rise in Scotland’s population by 2039 4/5 https://t.co/e60BA3qoI1 1 hour ago - Retweet
MSP to @CommonsScotAffs: Scotland's pop growth is supported by immigration.But pop would still rise if migration cut https://t.co/LL9ARgNBfi 1 hour ago - Retweet
UK Govt: Varying rules for different parts of UK wld complicate,harm integrity, cause difficulties for employers 2/5 https://t.co/rzKnXchieH 1 hour ago - Retweet
'No special migration deal for Scotland following Brexit vote, insists UK Government' @heraldscotland 1/5 https://t.co/fNJM6fUINE 1 hour ago - Retweet
And the full briefing paper on Migration and the Care Sector https://t.co/1blhifxeyR 2/2 2 hours ago - Retweet
Our new press release 'Improve pay and conditions in the social care sector rather than relying on migration' https://t.co/0uSlnDsBIp 1/2 2 hours ago - Retweet
Jack Straw: Central issue that policy-makers have to come to terms with-how to restore control on migration to sensible, sustainable levels? 2 hours ago - Retweet
@jdportes Where is the evidence for the UK that immigration for low-paid/low skilled work is an economic positive? 22 hours ago - Retweet
While discussing immigration Jack Straw tells @BBCNews that we can benefit from a small population increase but current rise 'too fast'. 22 hours ago - Retweet
Corrections and clarifications The Times (26-Sep-2016) Contrary to our report, Migration Watch UK said there should be no restrictions on EU tourists, business visitors, students, or retired people.
Swiss MPs to ignore voters on migrant curb The Times (19-Sep-2016) The Swiss parliament is set to defy voters and water down proposals to curb immigration in an effort to preserve its trade ties with the EU.
