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  1. 04-02-2008, 04:05 AM #1
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    IMMIGRANTS: NOW BROWN WANTS MORE (UK)

    By Tom Whitehead and Macer Hall

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    GORDON Brown yesterday refused to listen to demands for a cap on immigration. Instead, he signalled that he wants even more migrants to come to Britain.

    In an incredible show of arrogance, the Prime Minister and his colleagues brushed aside a devastating report from peers which confirmed that migrants bring no economic benefit.

    As a result, the peers demanded a limit on the numbers allowed in each year. But Mr Brown said the number of job vacancies has now increased to 675,000 and businesses can benefit from being able to “recruit more widelyâ€
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  2. 04-02-2008, 04:24 AM #2
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    Even having an open door to the higher skilled immigrants is a disincentive to train Britons. I salute the wisdom and sense of the British Upper House.
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    He has been bought off just like Bush ... follow the money
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