Immigration. Is Troll actually Alf Garnett?

[Troll]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/liv...n_page_id=1770

Low-skilled workers from outside the EU were yesterday banned from Britain as the Government finally admitted worries about immigration are not confined to 'Alf Garnetts'.

The Home Office - which said it could not ignore public alarm over immigration - also unveiled plans to stop foreigners entering the country on a marriage visa if they fail an English test.

In a further move targeting arranged marriages which take place in India and Pakistan, the age at which a British citizen can bring a husband or wife into the country from abroad will be raised to 21.

Immigration Minister Liam Byrne said Britain is not a nation of 'Alf Garnetts' - a reference to the racist television comedy character.

He said the public has legitimate concerns which need addressing, before conceding: "We ignore concerns about the wider impact of immigration at our peril."


I would comment but to discuss immigration is to be a racist.

You don't 'alf post a lot of threads about immigrants!
& Alf was considered more bigoted than racist IIRC

[AtW]

Well you got in - and you're unskilled (apart from some small idiot-savant facility with programming) and not EU.

Comparing to you, oh great one, we are all unskilled. Apart from threaded

[sasguru]

Most of those unskilled that enter UK are most likely coming from EU.

Well you got in - and you're unskilled (apart from some small idiot-savant facility with programming) and not EU.

[AtW]

Most of those unskilled that enter UK are most likely coming from EU.

[sasguru]

If true, about time.

[DimPrawn]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/liv...n_page_id=1770

Low-skilled workers from outside the EU were yesterday banned from Britain as the Government finally admitted worries about immigration are not confined to 'Alf Garnetts'.

The Home Office - which said it could not ignore public alarm over immigration - also unveiled plans to stop foreigners entering the country on a marriage visa if they fail an English test.

In a further move targeting arranged marriages which take place in India and Pakistan, the age at which a British citizen can bring a husband or wife into the country from abroad will be raised to 21.

Immigration Minister Liam Byrne said Britain is not a nation of 'Alf Garnetts' - a reference to the racist television comedy character.

He said the public has legitimate concerns which need addressing, before conceding: "We ignore concerns about the wider impact of immigration at our peril."


I would comment but to discuss immigration is to be a racist.