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04-23-2008, 03:24 PM #1
Britain, Spain To Combat Illegal Immigration
Britain, Spain To Combat Illegal Immigration
April 23, 2008 2:17 p.m. EST
D.C. Morales - AHN News Writer
Madrid, Spain (AHN)-The British and Spanish governments agreed to enhance cooperation to combat illegal immigration from Africa into the European Union (EU).
"Spain and the United Kingdom can work together to help the EU deal effectively with the human tragedy of illegal immigration, and we can stimulate the EU into becoming a model power and promoter of human and economic development across the globe," Britain's minister for Europe Jim Murphy said during his speech at a lunch at Spain's New Economic Forum.
According to Murphy, Britain and the other EU members can learn a lot from
Spain's experience on the issue particularly in North Africa. Spain has signed deals with seven West African countries in a bid to control the flow of migrants.
Based on estimates of national statistics institute INE, the number of immigrants living in Spain soared from around half a million in 1996 to 4.5 million by the end of 2006 out of a total population of 45.12 million people.
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04-23-2008, 03:46 PM #2
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Judging from my experience I read the title something in style "Hitler and Mussolini to combat nazism".
Just look through their "smoke and mirrors" game:
Apparently they want to add additional 100.000 new immigrants to Birmingham only (Birmingham is unbelievably overcrowded city of ~1.5 mio. people):
Birmingham needs more immigrants, says Liam Byrne
Apr 23 2008 By Jonathan Walker, Political Editor
Liam Byrne
More immigrants are needed to boost Birmingham's population by 100,000, Home Office Minister Liam Byrne has insisted.
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04-23-2008, 05:15 PM #3
I would like to see the future development of the Moroccan Riviera the coast in between Tangier and Oujda drawing back their citizens who might be illegal illegally in Spain and France. Developers are more likely to gain interest in a project there if they can get a hold of bilingual workers able to speak Moroccan languages Arab, Berber with natives and French or Spanish with tourists.
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