One of these costs include
stricter immigration controls such as building walls around the border and «kicking out» Muslims from the US.
Now the government has gone and listened to the Remainers, and plans
strict immigration controls, to the dismay of all those cosmopolitan Leavers.
Not exact matches
Major forces within the Republican Party have recently supported more corporate power (privatisations, lower taxes, etc.) and a restrictive government (invasive privacy rights, harsher sentences, Patriot act,
stricter control on border and
immigration, etc.).
UKIP has put Britain's withdrawal from the EU and
stricter controls on
immigration at the heart of its manifesto and Nigel Farage has had to repeatedly fend off questions during the election about his party having racists in its ranks.
When Ted Heath introduced the
Immigration Act of 1971 — one of the strictest acts of immigration control in British history — it did not reduce inward migration dramatically (which continued at around 200,000
Immigration Act of 1971 — one of the
strictest acts of
immigration control in British history — it did not reduce inward migration dramatically (which continued at around 200,000
immigration control in British history — it did not reduce inward migration dramatically (which continued at around 200,000 per year).
It wants
strict control of
immigration.
Winnowing down a list of possible culprits will be extremely difficult as tourism on the islands has flourished over the past few years; indeed, following calls for
stricter controls by the UNESCO, Ecuador is now seriously weighing proposals to limit the amount of tourists flooding the Galapagos.UNESCO placed the Galapagos on its list of World Heritage sites, citing the threats posed by invasive species, tourism,
immigration and illegal organ trafficking.