Denmark to pay immigrants £12,000 to go home if they 'can't or won't' assimilate
Denmark is boosting cash incentives to entice immigrants to return to their homelands if they 'can't or won't' assimilate into society. The offer now on the table is close to £12,000 for every person who takes up the offer to...
Daily Mail (10-Nov-2009)
Gordon Brown should say the unsayable: immigration has been a boon
As fireworks lit the Brandenburg Gate last night, world leaders offered hymns to freedom. Gordon Browns anthem to the fall of the Berlin Wall was focused on the greatest force of all the unbreakable spirit of men and women who dared to dream in the darkness.
Daily Telegraph (10-Nov-2009)
THE LEFT HAS NEVER WANTED A DEBATE ON IMMIGRATION
THE political Left does not wish to have a debate on the subject of immigration and it is deeply dishonest of Home Secretary Alan Johnson to pretend...
Daily Express (10-Nov-2009)
Calls for more flexible Scots immigration policy rejected
HOME Secretary Alan Johnson yesterday rejected proposals for a more flexible immigration system to be introduced for Scotland, to allow the country to meet its specific...
The Scotsman (10-Nov-2009)
LABOUR'S MIGRATION 'COVER-UP'
LABOUR ministers were yesterday accused of seeking to deliberately deceive voters over the Governments relaxation of immigration controls.
Sunday Express (10-Nov-2009)
Mainstream parties attack BNP's 'nasty message of hate'
Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the SNP have urged voters yesterday in Glasgow North East not to vote for the British National Party in Thursdays by...
Times Online (09-Nov-2009)
Tories claim immigration cover-up
Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. Urgent question on immigration: from BBC Democracy Live Shadow home secretary Chris Grayling has accused ministers of trying to "deliberately deceive" people about immigration policy.
BBC News (09-Nov-2009)
Government accused on immigration
Ministers have been accused of "deliberately deceiving" the British public over a secret plan to increase immigration. Tory shadow home secretary Chris Grayling said ministers had waved through hundreds of thousands of new arrivals without proper...
Channel 4 News (09-Nov-2009)
Tories accuse government of breaking FoI laws
The Conservatives have accused the government of deliberately breaking its own Freedom of Information law over requests concerning immigration policy. In an urgent question to the Commons, shadow home secretary Chris Grayling said the government had attempted to "deceive the British public" by...
ePolitix.com (09-Nov-2009)
Johnson demands immigration debate to counter BNP threat
Home Secretary Alan Johnson has called for a debate on immigration pitched at Britain's "moderate majority" as he campaigned in Glasgow North East. Mr Johnsons comments were on the same day that BNP leader Nick Griffin today also paid a visit to the...
Herald Scotland (09-Nov-2009)
Revealed: Government's 'heartless' treatment of forced marriage victims
British citizens who have been forced into marriages overseas are being asked to cover the costs of their repatriation to the UK, The Independent has learnt.
The Independent (09-Nov-2009)
Call for more debate on immigration
Home Secretary Alan Johnson has called for a "rational" debate on immigration to challenge the views of the far right British National Party. In an interview with The Independent, Mr Johnson acknowledged that Labour may have in the past avoided the issue and in doing so played into the hands of the...
Liverpool Daily Post (09-Nov-2009)
EU Immigration: EU And Turkey To Work Together To Curb Ilegal Immigration
The October 2009 European Council has welcomed the beginning of the reinforced dialogue on migration with Turkey and called for concrete steps to be rapidly taken, in particular as regards readmission and border...
eGov Monitor (09-Nov-2009)
Johnson: immigration 'discussion' needed
Home secretary Alan Johnson has called for a discussion on immigration, saying the government has "shied away" from the issue. In an interview with the Independent, Johnson acknowledged that in the past Labour may have avoided the issue and in doing so played into the hands of the...
Civil Service Network (09-Nov-2009)
Firms owe millions in unpaid fines
MILLIONS of pounds in fines slapped on firms hiring illegal workers have not been paid. Official figures show four out of ten penalties imposed in the past ten months have not been...
The Scotsman (09-Nov-2009)
'Let's debate immigration'
MINISTER Home Secretary Alan Johnson last night called for a "rational" public debate on immigration. Mr Johnson said: "People think Labour has shied away from a debate on...
Sunday Mirror (09-Nov-2009)
Papers review Remembrance Sunday
Monday's morning papers carry images of the services held around the world to mark Remembrance Sunday. The Daily Express says the prime minister has become embroiled in a row for apparently failing to bow while laying a wreath at London's...
BBC News (09-Nov-2009)
RISK-TAKING IMMIGRATION POLICY ENDANGERS US ALL
A WEEK ago the home secretary Alan Johnson declared that successive governments, including his own, had been maladroit in their handling of immigration. It was an odd choice of words and it sounded like a poor excuse,signalling merely that matters had been handled...
Daily Express (09-Nov-2009)
Australians want PM to be tougher on boat people
New opinion polls added pressure on Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd Monday to take a tougher stand against asylum-seekers and end a standoff involving 78 boat-people picked up by an Australian ship off...
Yahoo Uk And Ireland News (09-Nov-2009)
FURY AT OPEN DOOR TO AFGHAN FIGHTERS
MORE than 20 Taliban fighters were allowed into Britain unchecked after border staff were told to take risks . Labour s open door immigration policy allowed foreigners to enter Britain without proper checks so a backlog of visa applications could be cleared, leaked papers...
Daily Star (09-Nov-2009)
Denmark is boosting cash incentives to entice immigrants to return to their homelands if they 'can't or won't' assimilate into society. The offer now on the table is close to £12,000 for every person who takes up the offer to...
Daily Mail (10-Nov-2009)
As fireworks lit the Brandenburg Gate last night, world leaders offered hymns to freedom. Gordon Browns anthem to the fall of the Berlin Wall was focused on the greatest force of all the unbreakable spirit of men and women who dared to dream in the darkness.
Daily Telegraph (10-Nov-2009)
THE political Left does not wish to have a debate on the subject of immigration and it is deeply dishonest of Home Secretary Alan Johnson to pretend...
Daily Express (10-Nov-2009)
HOME Secretary Alan Johnson yesterday rejected proposals for a more flexible immigration system to be introduced for Scotland, to allow the country to meet its specific...
The Scotsman (10-Nov-2009)
LABOUR ministers were yesterday accused of seeking to deliberately deceive voters over the Governments relaxation of immigration controls.
Sunday Express (10-Nov-2009)
Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the SNP have urged voters yesterday in Glasgow North East not to vote for the British National Party in Thursdays by...
Times Online (09-Nov-2009)
Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. Urgent question on immigration: from BBC Democracy Live Shadow home secretary Chris Grayling has accused ministers of trying to "deliberately deceive" people about immigration policy.
BBC News (09-Nov-2009)
Ministers have been accused of "deliberately deceiving" the British public over a secret plan to increase immigration. Tory shadow home secretary Chris Grayling said ministers had waved through hundreds of thousands of new arrivals without proper...
Channel 4 News (09-Nov-2009)
The Conservatives have accused the government of deliberately breaking its own Freedom of Information law over requests concerning immigration policy. In an urgent question to the Commons, shadow home secretary Chris Grayling said the government had attempted to "deceive the British public" by...
ePolitix.com (09-Nov-2009)
Home Secretary Alan Johnson has called for a debate on immigration pitched at Britain's "moderate majority" as he campaigned in Glasgow North East. Mr Johnsons comments were on the same day that BNP leader Nick Griffin today also paid a visit to the...
Herald Scotland (09-Nov-2009)
British citizens who have been forced into marriages overseas are being asked to cover the costs of their repatriation to the UK, The Independent has learnt.
The Independent (09-Nov-2009)
Home Secretary Alan Johnson has called for a "rational" debate on immigration to challenge the views of the far right British National Party. In an interview with The Independent, Mr Johnson acknowledged that Labour may have in the past avoided the issue and in doing so played into the hands of the...
Liverpool Daily Post (09-Nov-2009)
The October 2009 European Council has welcomed the beginning of the reinforced dialogue on migration with Turkey and called for concrete steps to be rapidly taken, in particular as regards readmission and border...
eGov Monitor (09-Nov-2009)
Home secretary Alan Johnson has called for a discussion on immigration, saying the government has "shied away" from the issue. In an interview with the Independent, Johnson acknowledged that in the past Labour may have avoided the issue and in doing so played into the hands of the...
Civil Service Network (09-Nov-2009)
MILLIONS of pounds in fines slapped on firms hiring illegal workers have not been paid. Official figures show four out of ten penalties imposed in the past ten months have not been...
The Scotsman (09-Nov-2009)
MINISTER Home Secretary Alan Johnson last night called for a "rational" public debate on immigration. Mr Johnson said: "People think Labour has shied away from a debate on...
Sunday Mirror (09-Nov-2009)
Monday's morning papers carry images of the services held around the world to mark Remembrance Sunday. The Daily Express says the prime minister has become embroiled in a row for apparently failing to bow while laying a wreath at London's...
BBC News (09-Nov-2009)
A WEEK ago the home secretary Alan Johnson declared that successive governments, including his own, had been maladroit in their handling of immigration. It was an odd choice of words and it sounded like a poor excuse,signalling merely that matters had been handled...
Daily Express (09-Nov-2009)
New opinion polls added pressure on Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd Monday to take a tougher stand against asylum-seekers and end a standoff involving 78 boat-people picked up by an Australian ship off...
Yahoo Uk And Ireland News (09-Nov-2009)
MORE than 20 Taliban fighters were allowed into Britain unchecked after border staff were told to take risks . Labour s open door immigration policy allowed foreigners to enter Britain without proper checks so a backlog of visa applications could be cleared, leaked papers...
Daily Star (09-Nov-2009)
Press Release
Labour Concealed a shift in immigration policy
November 9, 2009In Parliament today the Immigration Minister denied that there had been any change in immigration policy in 2001 nor, therefore, any political motive. However, there is clear evidence of a Labour shift in immigration policy in 2001-2 which was concealed from the public at the time, according to the attached Briefing Paper by think tank Migrationwatch.
Commenting, Sir Andrew Green, Chairman, MigrationwatchUK, said " The government went to great lengths to keep secret documents dealing with immigration policy. Now we know why. Looking back we can see clear evidence that recent revelations about a political motive in promoting mass immigration were indeed correct."
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