Response to The Times Leader on Immigration (Reproduced from the MigrationWatch website) By Sir Andrew Green Chairman of Migration Watch UK 12 May 2012 Dear Sir, Your editorial “British Workers” (12 May) was right to point out that the flow of workers from EU states stems from treaty obligations and cannot be cut back by
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Tories privatise the nation, as planned. British people take the hit.
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IMMIGRATION
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