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Should the government enact a stricter immigration policy?

In 2021 there were approximately 6.0 million people with non-British nationality living in the UK and 9.6 million people who were born abroad. The UK’s migrant population is concentrated in London. Around 35% of people living in the UK who were born abroad live in London.

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Taip
32%
Nr
53%
Taip
26%
Nr
8%
Yes, but make the process easier for skilled workers
4%
No, and make the process easier for refugees
3%
Yes, and regularly review recent immigrants to ensure they have become productive citizens
2%
No, accept anyone who's not a violent criminal
3%
Yes, strictly screen immigrants for criminal backgrounds
1%
No, the current policy is sufficient
1%
Yes, we currently have too many immigrants

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Sienos susidūrimai sumažėjo 40 proc. po Bideno prieglobsčio įsakymo

The Biden administration announced Wednesday that border encounters with migrants are down 40 percent three weeks after President Biden’s order halting asylum processing.The Border Patrol’s seven-day encounter average is down to under 2,400 encounters per day, which is 40 percent less than before the asylum restrictions were announced on June 4 and the lowest level of encounters since Jan. 17, 2021, according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).The decrease is a political boost for Biden, who has faced relentless attacks from the GOP over chaos at the U.S. southern border, and the new data was announced just a day before the first presidential debate against former President Trump.The White House bashed Republicans Wednesday for not acting on immigration to tout the 40 percent plunge.“Meanwhile, Republican officials twice blocked the toughest bipartisan border security deal in modern American history, siding with fentanyl traffickers, human smugglers, and – in their own words – Donald Trump, over the Border Patrol Union, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and border mayors from both parties who all endorsed the bipartisan agreement,” senior deputy press secretary Andrew Bates said in a statement.He added, “President Biden will keep leading including by taking action to secure our border and by calling on Congressional Republican to do their jobs and pass the bipartisan border security bill.”