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Conservatives put politics before policy on immigration
A target for net migration is too blunt an instrument.
Dog-whistling on migrants and benefits
Tory ministers Chris Grayling and Damian Green are manipulating the facts to suit their agenda.
The right tries to blame youth unemployment on immigration -- again
MigrationWatch has been allowed to get away with irresponsible scaremongering for too long.
"What is the point of the Liberal Democrats?"
They have sacrificed their distinctive beliefs and principles and received little in return.
Is there such a thing as an ideal level of population?
Rather than yet another debate about immigration, let's have a proper debate about population growth.
Theresa May's statements are "wrong", says Brodie Clark
Head of the UK Border Agency resigns, with a stinging attack on the Home Secretary.
The questions Theresa May still has to answer
The Home Secretary is struggling to contain the row over relaxed border controls.
What the anti-immigration lobby doesn't tell you
Immigration has been stable since 2004 and Britain is far from "full".
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The coalition's latest immigration blunder
A guest worker programme would be bad for migrants and bad for the economy.
Full transcript | David Cameron | Speech on immigration | Institute of Government | 10 October 2011
"We’ve begun to be much more selective not just about how many people come in – but who actually comes in."
Cameron's bizarre immigration speech
The PM's odd plan to crackdown on migrant sponsors.
Cameron's immigration error
The PM was foolish to set a net migration target, rather than an immigration target.
Where next for Labour and immigration?
It is possible to address issues that drive hostility without demonising those who come to Britain.
How Fleet Street misled its readers on immigration
The Mail, the Express and the Independent all inaccurately claimed that immigration rose by 20 per cent.
The Daily Mail lies about today's immigration figures
The paper claims that "immigration soared" by 20 per cent last year. But it was net migration that rose.
Blow for Cameron as net migration rises to 239,000
The PM will struggle to meet his pledge to reduce net migration to "tens of thousands" a year.
The coalition must rethink its approach to youth unemployment
Ministers must accept that the immigration cap will not help young Britons into work.
Cable opens fire on Cameron
Business Secretary attacks the Prime Minister’s immigration speech as “very unwise”.
Immigration, immigration, immigration
Cameron’s speech is lazy, ill-informed and inflammatory.
Immigrants must learn English, says David Cameron – while cutting funding for lessons
The Prime Minister’s speech indicates that he cares less about integration than about reaching out to his core vote.
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