Is having a strong economy more important than curbing immigration?

Answer 1

I tell you what when you live in an area where community centres no longer cater for you and nobody speaks english bcs they cant be bothered..since they get the dole anyway to have kids. When your community starts to disintegrate bcs immigrants are first choice for council flats simply bcs they have WAY more children. When your local school starts to impliment NOT EUROPEAN Languages or folklore or EVEN JUST A MIX like caribbean african english scottish hindu. but decides that it will take out languages and drama( no more touchy feely, cos it offends) when your child must now learn gujerati
You tell me how much the economy matters at this point. When the very fabric of society is dissolving even my parents werer not born here and the immigration situation is bothering me>>>!!
HOW MANY KITCHEN PORTERS DO WE NEED AGAIN? Why cant we pick and choose who we take.......You havent even solved the crisis of young black men but you want to take in more and more people? what the hell is the matter with ENGLAND

Answer 2

Both are important but immigration needs to be addressed and curbed as it is affecting our economy and the situation with immigrants in this country is spiralling out of control.

Answer 3

Intelligentsio's answer above is interesting. It is made all the more poignant because the situation she so feelingly depicts was foreseeable – and avoidable – long ago, and those who then spoke out in a spirit of genuine concern for this country's traditional identity and that of its indiginous people were often branded as being either "alarmist" or "racist" by the politicians of the day. Foremost among these was the Harold Wilson government of the mid-1970s. The objective evidence of a wholesale change coming in the very fabric of British society was then already held in governmental hands, but purposely kept from public debate.

Answer 4

Strong for whom? Degraded education is ruining upward mobility for our own children - not an incentive to THEIR having a stronger economy. Globalists seem to invest their monies all around the world and won't necessarily keep cheap labor savings here, either, and wages being driven down will drive another segment of the middle class into poverty.

It is all one picture. And so, no, it isn't.

Answer 5

No. There's a balance in everything to keep anything from falling apart. Both are equally important.

Answer 6

It's a balance of both. Although illegals don't necessarly stimulate the economy. They help and hurt it.

Answer 7

having strong economy is to keep you in employment so pick your choice

Answer 8

no, if the illegal immigration situation was taken care of, our economy would boom

Answer 9

You really have no idea have you.