The story of Britain’s immigration policy begins in 1948 when the
government allowed those living in UK Dominions or Commonwealth
countries to live and work in Britain in the same way native Britons
could. After more than expected entered Britain on this scheme, in 1968
the government implemented legislation to curtail immigration.
In
1997, Tony Blair’s government immediately took steps to significantly
raise immigration levels in a deliberate effort to make Britain truly
multicultural. The Conservative government outdid the Labour government
and in 2022 Britain handed out a record 1.1 million visas for
foreigners to work or live in the UK.
In 1949, the proportion of
the non-white British was 0.1% of the population. Today the non-white
population represents nearly 25% of the population. Rightly or wrongly,
successive governments’ immigration policies have been unpopular and are
an important driver of the protests, violence and ethnic violence that
have erupted in the UK since the horrific murders of young children in
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