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Foreign citizens votes could critically affect outcome of 2015 election and EU referendum | Migration Watch UK
A million foreign citizens can vote in all British elections Commonwealth Citizens who have not yet qualified for British Citizenship, or have not even applied, should no longer be entitled to vote in British general elections, nor in the forthcoming referendum on UK membership of the EU. That is the
Votes for Commonwealth Citizens
Summary 1. There could be as many as one million migrants from the Commonwealth who have the right to vote in UK Parliamentary elections, despite not being British citizens. Voting rights for the whole Commonwealth are an anachronism from the days of the British Empire and should be brought to
Votes for Commonwealth Citizens
Summary 1. There could be as many as one million migrants from the Commonwealth who have the right to vote in UK Parliamentary elections, despite not being British citizens. Voting rights for the whole Commonwealth are an anachronism from the days of the British Empire and should be brought to
MW314 : Immigration and Public Debt – Comment on the OBR’s Sustainability Report 2013 | Migration Watch UK
Summary 1. The recent OBR report was deeply misleading on immigration because it: Detail 2. The recent OBR report on fiscal sustainability has been widely misunderstood or misquoted to suggest that immigration control would massively increase the burden of public debt. For example: “How much do we want to cut
Chris Bryant’s Speech | Migration Watch UK
Commenting on Chris Bryant’s Immigration speech, Sir Andrew Green, Chairman of Migration Watch UK said: “Chris Bryant’s speech ducks the main issue. It says little about the level of immigration or how Labour intends to bring it down after allowing the total to reach four million on their watch. We
Comment on ONS Mid-Year 2012 Population Estimate | Migration Watch UK
Commenting on the figures Mr Alp Mehmet, Vice Chairman of Migration Watch UK said: “The ONS figures clearly show that immigration is the main driver of population growth in the UK. Net immigration to the UK in the year to June 2012 was 165,000, 40% of the total figure. The
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