UK population to reach an unsustainable 70 million – immigration will be the cause
Posted by admin978 on December 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment
A Texan CPA crunches the numbers on the UK’s immigration crisis…
BLOGOSPHERE, 23 Dec 2009: First, on the government’s own figures, the population of the UK is likely to hit 70m by 2030. Immigration would account for 70 per cent on the increase, directly and via births from immigrant parents.
The assumption here is that the net inflow would continue at 190,000 a year. It might be higher: government actuaries have, in the past, tended to underestimate the immigration rate. …
Third, net immigration from outside the European Union, which is, in principle, subject to control, has dominated the net inflow: this has been running at around 200,000 a year since 2000. Asylum seekers have become a small part of the total. … Already, just over half of inner London school pupils have a first language other than English.
Continuing immigration will transform populations in many areas. Such changes are significant. Are they desirable?
