
Three reasons not to panic about Romanian and Bulgarian immigration
Here are three reasons not to accept tabloid hysteria about Romanian and Bulgarian migration.

Here are three reasons not to accept tabloid hysteria about Romanian and Bulgarian migration.

By giving people something to vote for at the European Elections – not only to vote against – Labour can progress.

When making the case for immigration (which we should) we should also recognise that there will be a backlash if people don’t feel they have been consulted about the pace of change.

The Sun should use language that reflects reality, not their readers’ prejudices.

Critics, who represent a wide range of interests, have called the Bill ‘unworkable’.

Quarterly migration statistics were issued today and the data show few surprises.

Jill Rutter criticises Chris Bryant’s recent comments on immigration.

It has been another week when immigration stories have been in the news, with horse trading over the accuracy of the International Passenger Survey – used by the government to estimate net migration – and calls by the think tank Demos to restrict EU migration.

The government is proposing a pilot scheme starting in November to ask visitors from India, Nigeria, Kenya, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Bangladesh to pay a cash bond of £3,000 for a visitor visa that allows them to stay in the UK for up to six months.

A mass arrival of labour migrants from Romania when UK immigration restrictions are lifted in January 2014 is “unlikely”, according to a researcher from Edge Hill University who has written a book on the Romanian diaspora.