Sorry,

For aminute there I thought you represented the elected government. Do something about it.

PUBLIC confidence in the immigration system is at its low because for years "Normal" people can actually see our system being erroded by people comming into britain to milk the system until there is very little left,and thejn the government keep mputting the taxes up and invent even more stealth taxes to pay for even more resources for people to plunder.stop the day to day robbery of our rights as a nation before others for a change.

come on phil! i have the total faith in you reforming the immegration system.

because not to do so will continue to destruction of our society as we know it and the destruction of your own party!

have some guts and tackle it straigh on. to dilly dallying on little bits here and there.

have never hidden the debt I owe to British tolerance and education. The crude racial prejudice that met immigrants two generations ago has been largely overcome; racial equality now has the sanction both of law and of popular approval. What is clearly less successful, however, is the attempt to inculculate a common sense of Britishness.Britain is not a particularly high migration country, with fewer foreign-born residents than France and Germany and fewer than 5% foreign-born people in the workforce - against 8% in Germany and 15% in the US. Net immigration is falling. Mr Woolas true to hos reputation is responding to scare stories in the rightwing tabloids about immigration we know these stories are totally without foundations. Look at the NHS a "British institution launched by a Welshman [Aneurin Bevan] in the 1940s, its buildings built by Irish labour in every decade before and since. The NHS has been sustained throughout its life by Asian doctors and Caribbean nurses and is now hugely assisted by doctors either born abroad or whose parents were born abroad ... The NHS was based on, and is now run on, diversity. We know 25% of NHS professionals are overseas born without them the NHS will come to standstill.

International migration will be one of the most complex challenges in this globalised international community. These challenges need to be resolved with sensitivity and imagination for the world to benefit from the positive features that international migration can offer. The total number of asylum seekers globally are estimated at one million even though the bulk of the applicants seeking better improved economic opportunity and quality of life do so in the garb of asylum seekers. The difficulty in processing and differentiation between the genuine and the ‘pseudo-asylum seekers’ is a complex exercise resulting in incalculable human hardship to individuals who are genuinely in need of protection from policies of persecution faced in their country of residence or have forced to seek asylum for reasons which have received international acceptance. Mechanisms, procedures, and training of relevant personnel to clearly differentiate among these categories require to be evolved and consensus reached among destination country policies which are both humane and symmetric should be the priroty of Mr Woolas and not to secure political points. Communities - from schools right through to local authorities - need to be encouraged to develop a more realistic understanding of immigration and asylum matters.

What is required is neither fortress Britain, nor open-door Britain. , instead, we need is tightening the immigration system as necessary and deal with the abuses so that public support for a controlled and selective migration which benefits Britain is maintained.

This is why we are in trouble in britain time to come out of europe and close our borders.

THE EU costs Britain a staggering £106,117 PER MINUTE, new research revealed last night.
UK taxpayers will pick up a bill of almost £56billion for this year’s EU