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Boris Johnson drops target for getting annual net migration below 100,000
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The additional immigrants will be needed to staff the booming jam, tea and biscuit export sectors.Comment
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He's not interested in a numbers game. These numbers include:
Parliamentary Majority of 2
£39bn in pre-agreed funding
£350million a week to fund the NHS and other things
99 days to the current Brexit day
£61k the amount that Vote Leave had to pay for breaking electoral law…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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The target was always a toxic policy and a figure that could never be met. Dropping it is a sensible approach. I await to see what it's replaced with.Comment
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Unlimited immigration of IT pros under “Australian points based system”Originally posted by ladymuck View PostThe target was always a toxic policy and a figure that could never be met. Dropping it is a sensible approach. I await to see what it's replaced with.
Enjoy!Comment
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That's not what I said and you know it. Unlimited immigration is not the way forward.Originally posted by AtW View PostUnlimited immigration of IT pros under “Australian points based system”
Enjoy!
I do think that May, in her time as Home Secretary which continued while PM, put in place some horribly toxic policies when there is a better way to manage how we import the skills we need without detriment to the local workforce.Comment
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unfortunately after decades of failing to manage migration we need id cards but no one has the guts to do that.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostThat's not what I said and you know it. Unlimited immigration is not the way forward.
I do think that May, in her time as Home Secretary which continued while PM, put in place some horribly toxic policies when there is a better way to manage how we import the skills we need without detriment to the local workforce.Comment
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How the fook id cards would help in IT?Originally posted by vetran View Postunfortunately after decades of failing to manage migration we need id cards but no one has the guts to do that.Comment
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This may come as a shock to you, so do sit down:Originally posted by AtW View PostHow the fook id cards would help in IT?
IT is not the centre of the world. A handy component, yes, but not the be all and end all.Comment
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