Immigration Persuasive Speech

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According to The Telegraph, the second major factor that influenced pro-Brexit voters was the chance to “take control” of the number of immigrants entering to the UK. Did you know that?. Did you know that overseas students contribute around 11.8 billion to the British economy? What if we added that immigrants have an 80 percent participation rate? Now, do you still want them gone? The idea that immigrants should “fit in” and are expected to adopt the British way of living is severely damaging to both newcomers and those born in the UK. From economic to moral and values, even the smallest subjects can lead to resentment and segregation from either side. Surely the time as come to end this primitive behavior. Quit trying to put milk in their tea and they might stop complaining about the weather.

No-one should have the right to tell others how to live their lives yet sadly, insensitivity is part of the deal when moving to the UK. “teach” how to "behave like a British person”? What is so different about how
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Aggregate figures conceal that immigrant workers are vital for various sectors of the economy, particularly in industries such as food processing, clothes manufacturing, cleaning and IT. A reduction of immigrants would have catastrophic effects in economy. Construction companies have warned that they will have increasing difficulties completing projects without being able to draw on skilled migrant labour from the Europe. Statistics released by the IPPR ( Institute for Public Policy Research) has warned that the NHS could come close to collapsing without its non-British citizens. Sounds exaggerated? Put simply, the country’s health service cannot afford to loose 235,000 of its staff, in which more than half are from continents excluding Europe. Out of all nurses 21% are non-British and more than 30% of doctors are immigrants. These figures refute the corrupting idea that most are not

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