Oxford study reveals Labour’s immigration surge
Posted by admin978 on April 19, 2012 · Leave a Comment
A new study by Oxford University’s Migration Observatory shows that the New Labour governments of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown presided over an immigration boom greater than any other major country except Italy. (There’s an obvious reason for Italy being the first port of call, as it geographically closest to North Africa and the Balkans – but by the same logic the United Kingdom ought to be the very last port of call!)
In 1993 there were 3.8 million foreign-born people in the U.K., which was 7% of our population. By 2010 this had risen to almost 7 million, an astonishing 12% of the population.
In other words there was a 22% rise in our migrant population, way ahead of neighbouring countries such as France, who experienced only a 3.4% rise.
The England First Party asks why successive U.K. governments have allowed this immigration surge? English voters simply cannot trust the Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat politicians who have transformed our country without considering the views of the indigenous population.
Click here to read the Oxford report on the immigration boom.
