Monday 16 March 2009

March, 16 2009

Seven million immigrants can't be good for Britain 
The Government has not considered how to fit enough new arrivals to create a city the size of London into the already over-crowded South East, says Alasdair Palmer. 
The Sunday Telegraph - (16/03)

Britons vie with immigrants for low-paid jobs
Richard Ford, Home Correspondent Because of rising unemployment, British-born workers are having to seek low-paid and low-status jobs that have become the preserve of immigrant workers, a report says... 
Newstin - (16/03)

Immigrant lived illegally in UK for 26 years
, 07:30 Comment on this story AN ILLEGAL immigrant has been recommended for deportation after a stay in the UK of 26 years. Bangladesh national Irshad Ali ended up having his own curry business, Curry Master in Broxtowe Lane,... 
this is Nottingham.co.uk - (16/03)

Australia cuts migrant job intake
Australia has said it will cut the number of skilled foreign workers it accepts by 14% to safeguard local jobs. Immigration Minister Chris Evans announced the cut, the first by the country in 10... 
Newstin UK - (16/03)

Illegal immigrants arrested in raids
jack.grove@cambridge-news.co.uk EIGHT illegal immigrants have been arrested while working at two Cambridge sushi restaurants. Immigration officials swooped on Teri-Aki and Aki-Teri restaurants in Quayside after receiving a tip... 
Cambridge News Online - (16/03)

Australia slashes immigration as recession looms
By Rob Taylor CANBERRA (Reuters) - Australia will cut its intake of migrants for the first time in a decade, the government said on Monday, amid concern that skilled foreign workers could stoke resentment by taking jobs at a time of rising... 
Reuters UK - (16/03)

Poll shows Britons hostile to unemployed immigrants
LONDON (Reuters) - More than three quarters of British adults believe immigrants should be asked to leave the country if they do not have a job, a survey for the Financial Times showed on... 
Reuters uk - (16/03)

Australia cuts worker migrant intake by 14 percent
SYDNEY: Australia will cut its annual skilled worker migrant intake by 14 percent in an effort to preserve jobs for Australians after a spike in unemployment, the government announced... 
Herald Tribune Europe - (16/03)

Anger turns focus on controls
The UK government said the FT/Harris poll reinforced the need to demonstrate to the public that enhanced controls on migration were being implemented, writes Jean Eaglesham in... 
Financial Times - (16/03)

UK accused over asylum seekers left to live on $1 a day | UK news | The Guardian
Hundreds of thousands living in extreme poverty Charities brand current situation... 
Guardian.co.uk - (16/03)