should we close the borders and has the uk hit saturation point?

Answer 1

Yes on both accounts. and kick half the ones out that are already here.

Answer 2

It is simple. A VOTE. Thats democracy. What do the people want. But im sure every immigrant has no problem with continual immigartion. Theres a limit to how many people a country can sustain. 60 million at last count here. You can only push the publics patience so far. And we have no responsibilty to accept asylum seekers. Why do they trek all the way across europe to come here. Why not stop in italy, austria or switzerland. But the government will never put it to a vote because they know what the answer will be!

Answer 3

Come, Come, Come, do not just open your mouths and let your bellies rumble think back to India English killed and took over the the plantations,and in other places around the world take Eire yes the English went in there too killed and raped and to this day still own lands there,the Irish did not emigrate they had to leave or they would have all perished.Africa yes again same but to top it all went into the slave trade and sold coloured people to theUSofA. So whats happening now is these people are not killing and raping they are working to better themselves they did not put their countries into the Common Market who did ? I am glad to say that Iknow two immigrants and proud to say I know them, so much that I gave them an old Tv, chairs,a bed as they only had an unfurnished room you may ask why well my wife employed one and then hired his brother, after seeing what a great worker he was now these two lads have a full time job and a part time job and are sending money home to their parents I can see our full time workers on the Dole doing that.

Answer 4

We should never close the borders - Immigration has been culturally and economically a positive thing for this island. We can argue about how rigorous the border controls are, but we should never close it completely. Also, we have a responsibility to accept asylum seekers - which we should never forget (despite the Daily Mail trying to portray them INCORRECTLY as liars and scroungers).
If you mean by saturation point, you mean being self-sufficient - probably yes - but by using trade, no.

Answer 5

If there was a genuine "War on Terror" the first thing we would have done is close our borders. It's all bollocks.
Sending this country doen the pan is part of the Illuminati's end game.
Yes we should close the borders, but we won't - ever

Answer 6

I really thing that in interests of UK will be very reasonable to introduce some restrictions on the point of getting here first thing, and allow to have welfare benefits ONLY for citizens who already put something in to the state, not for everyone who is claming for it. I thing that main point will stop lots of newcommers

Answer 7

I fly under the radar around here, so I'm happy to say that I feel under-appreciated. I guess the economy has hit Yahoo points, too, huh?

Answer 8

Yes, Yes. If all the football hooligans turned their attention from fighting each other to sorting out the emigration situation it might make the government start to take the worries of the people more seriously, what needs to happen before they take notice.

Answer 9

No. However, I do agree that we're very crowded but there are many people I'd like to see leave instead who do nothing for our country.

Answer 10

hmm probably but there is still genuine asylum seekers who need into the country. Problem is telling the genuine ones

Answer 11

Unless more controls are not brought in soon to control immigration then there will be racial strife. I think that most of the conflict will be between black and Asian people..