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Yes, Immigrants from a any country should have to go through a strict screening process before being allowed to enter th…

Perhaps we should adapt the approach Poland has taken. Strong interviewing processes and primarily for women and childre…

Only where there is a shortfall in currently qualified citizens. Although training incentives (free University tuition)…

it is important to help those from higher risk county, however it is also important. to protect current citizens

No, we should house them inside UK and process them before allowing them amongst general public and if deemed a threat e…

Yes in enacting a hard yearly limit on both regular migration and asylum, prioritising those from friendlier countries a…

Stricter immigration laws to lower down mass immigration, prevent illegal immigrants coming into the border but allow le…

Yes and No. Easier for skilled migrents but harder for unskilled, and easier/faster vetting of refugeees but with swift…

There’s a fine line here between stereotypes and protection. If I say yes, it opens doors for racism.

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