THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: David Cameron will claim today that uncontrolled immigration has undermined some British communities.In his most forthright speech on the issue since he became Prime Minister, he will say that mass immigration has led to "discomfort and disjointedness" in neighbourhoods because some migrants have been unwilling to integrate or learn English.
Pledging to cut the numbers entering Britain to tens of thousands, rather than hundreds of thousands, Mr Cameron will say that "for too long, immigration has been too high".
He will also promise to "stamp out" forced marriages, saying that "cultural sensitivity" cannot be allowed to stop the Government from acting.
In the speech to party members in Hampshire, the Prime Minister will attack Labour for claiming it was racist to talk about immigration, saying it is "untruthful and unfair" not to speak about the issue, however uncomfortable. Continue reading and comment » | Andrew Porter, Political Editor | Wedmesday, April 13, 2011
My comment:
He won't do anything about this problem, because his chums, the captains of industry, want cheap labour. What has he done about curbing bankers' bonuses? Not a lot! This is all politicians' talk: sweet words to appease the common folk! – Mark
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