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MW253 : An Overview of non-EU Students to the UK II | Migration Watch UK
Scale 1. The number of non-EU students has increased dramatically since 2000. The International Passenger Survey asks migrants who declare an intention to stay for longer than 12 months their main reason for coming to the UK. The results for non-EU respondents are shown in figure 1 below. 2. It
The Latest Net Migration Figures | Migration Watch UK
The latest net migration figure (to June 2011) is 250,000. Commenting, Sir Andrew Green, Chairman of Migration Watch UK, said: “These figures are disappointing. They show that the immigration super tanker has been brought to a halt but massive efforts by the government will be essential if their manifesto promise is to
ONS Population Projections | Migration Watch UK
Today, the ONS released further population projections based on varying net migration estimates. Commenting, Sir Andrew Green said: “These latest official projections underline the huge importance of the government keeping to its promise to get net migration down below 100,000. Even at 100,000 these figures show that our population will reach 70 million in
MW247 : Youth Unemployment and Immigration from the A8 Countries | Migration Watch UK
Summary 1 The accession of eight former Soviet-bloc countries in Eastern Europe – the A8 – to the European Union from May 2004, led to a very substantial migration from these countries to the UK. Around 1.6 million workers from the A8 have come to the UK since accession.[1] Many will
MW248 : Public opinion on immigration | Migration Watch UK
Summary 1. A paper that casts doubt on the strength of public opinion on immigration has been embraced by the immigration lobby[1]. However, the opinion survey on which it was based bore no relation to the policy measures actually proposed by the government. Detail 2. The Migration Observatory report “Thinking
MW243 : UK Population Projections – How to stay below 70 million | Migration Watch UK
Summary 1. Only a significant reduction in net migration to below 40,000 a year will stabilise the UK’s population at below 70 million. UK Population Projections 2. The graph below shows the UK recorded population[1] for the last one hundred years and the projected population out to 2061[2] at different levels of
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