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Transnational marriage and the formation of Ghettoes
Summary1. International arranged marriages are a major factor in the formation of ghettoes in Britain. Even in the second generation, a high proportion of immigrants from certain countries enter arranged marriages with spouses from their county of origin. This sets back integration by a generation. The flow of spouses and
Numbers are at heart of immigration debate | Migration Watch UK
The assumption that immigration at its current unprecedented level is somehow ‘inevitable’ has been challenged by think tank Migrationwatch in a response to the recent report from the IPPR , ‘Beyond Black and White.’ In part the IPPR report said that “… there is the growing realisation that immigration is
IPPR Report Beyond Black and White
Summary1. A useful report providing detail of the origin, present location and economic performance of our immigrant communities. However, the methodology, based on census comparisons, deals only with the stock of immigrants rather than the flow. It thus obscures the very rapid increase in foreign immigration which has quadrupled since
Migration study ‘misses point’ – Comments by Sir Andrew Green about the IPPR Report. | Migration Watch UK
Introduction by BBC News web site – A report from the IPPR think tank shows 7.53% of people living in Britain were born overseas. However, pressure group Migration Watch is critical of the report, as its chairman explains. This report is full of interesting detail – and empty of serious
Reference List of Press Releases September 2004 – August 2005 | Migration Watch UK
Sept 8: Visits from accession countries Sept 16: Comment on PM’s article in The Times Sept 22: Overseas Marriage (report) Oct 4: Two million population increase per decade (report) Oct 12: Housing demand up by one million (report) Oct 28: Implications of EU Constitution (report) Nov 1: Foreign nurses (report)
Migrationwatch Successes | Migration Watch UK
Here is a list of some of the key points which Migrationwatch has inserted into the debate on immigration and asylum: 1 Impact on population growthMigrationwatch were first to point out that the Government had failed to include the children of immigrants when they claimed that immigration accounted for only
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