Sentences with phrase «worried about immigration»

Cooper told Labour party delegates that it wasn't «rightwing» to be worried about immigration and renewed her promised not to engage in «an arms race of rhetoric» but to put forward practical policies that help manage migration.

«Let us be clear it is not racist to be worried about immigration or to want stronger controls,» she said.

The party's political problem has now taken on historical significance as Labour voters who are worried about immigration are backing Brexit, putting Britain's membership of the European Union on the brink.

He has promised that his party «will never again turn our backs on people who are worried about immigration» but also...

Asked today what he would say to a Ukip voter worried about immigration, Blair quoted the Institute of Chartered Accountants slogan «skills for growth and opportunities for all».

Many ethnic minority voters are worried about immigration, like their white counterparts, but they are much more sensitive to some of the more draconian elements of the system, which have been allowed to run amok as the Tories try to invite Ukip voters back to the party.

UKIP's recent by election victory proves it: the public are extremely worried about immigration and its impacts on labour markets and communities.

Miliband channels Michael Howard with «direct message» to Lab voters who switched to Ukip: «It's not prejudiced to worry about immigration»

ED Miliband said: «Worrying about immigration, talking about immigration and thinking about immigration does not make people bigots.»

Asked if people should stop worrying about immigration, he said: «We have to allay people's concerns about the impact... and recognise the huge contribution made to our economy and the numbers of people working in the NHS that are pretty crucial to the survival of the NHS.»

Not exact matches

Jonathan Tisch, chairman and CEO of Loews Hotels and co-owner of the New York Giants, said Monday he's worried President Donald Trump's immigration policies and tough talk about homeland security send a message of exclusivity to the world.

But nationalism and cultural issues were more important: irritation at a loss of sovereignty to Brussels; worries about the effects of mass immigration; resentment of a cosmopolitan elite that demeans local ways; a creeping sense of social disorder, epitomized by recent satires like Martin Amis's 2012 novel Lionel Asbo: State of England.

A majority of Muslims in the Pew report believe that the rest of America does not see them as part of mainstream society (62 %) and indicated they were worried about President Donald Trump (68 %), whose immigration policy has targeted people from certain Muslim - majority countries.

But most did so because they worried about what continued high immigration levels meant for access to public services, housing and jobs.

This group of candidates would announce «easy - to - understand policies for the problems people worry most about, such as unemployment, crime, immigration, care of old people, NHS, welfare reform, Europe.»

Worried about federal immigration policies, a New York labor organization is taking steps to protect its own.

Jack Straw might think you lost it because working class «C» types were worried about «fairness» and immigration, but they weren't why you lost.

EU enlargement creates prosperity across Europe says David Lidington... but Tory MPs worry about more immigration

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He said Labour realised voters had «specific concerns» about immigration and reiterated Labour's view that it was not prejudiced to worry about its effects.

This is the ideal behind single payer health care (No worries about which plan to buy and how to fund it), abortion right (no worries about making a mistake in procreation), free immigration (no worries about being excluded), etc..

It's not «Remainers» in general who want a strict immigration policy: it's the particular Remainers in cabinet, plus some Labour MPs like Rachel Reeves who worry about losing their heartland vote.

The worry I have is the more we bang on about immigration — and it seems as though that is going to be one of the big themes of the next election — it resonates with what we understand people are concerned about, but the more we bang on about that as the Conservative Party, the more we will seem I fear to people in this country with brown skin, with black skin, people who've come from outside the UK, they will just think «God, Tories somehow see us as being second - class citizens».

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[Cameron] thinks that people who talk about Europe or «bang on» about Europe as he once put it himself, he thinks that people who talk about immigration and who are worried about the numbers of people coming to Britain, he thinks that people who are concerned about the blot of wind farms all over our landscapes and seascapes, he thinks that people who discuss those things are beyond the pale and I think when he insults us actually what he's doing, he's insulting a very large number of his own voters.

«Ukip have a very simple message, which is if you're worried about your son's unemployment, if you're renting, if you can't get a council house, if your wages are stagnating, that the problem is immigration and the solution is we're going to pull out of Europe.

Ed had been able to get across the worry a lot of Core labour voters have about immigration concerning work, and not be shouted down as a racist by the likes of Diane Abbott, the way other labour supporters like lord Glasman or rod Liddle have in the past, when as Liddle pointed out lately, it's the rich bosses employing Eastern European workers that have financially benefitted, not the working class, and the mess Cameron has made over Junkter, is nothing to the failure of Ed, to score over Andy Coulson scandal,

We're doing well with the economy we've got a good set of messages but they're all about your head and what people are worried about here [in Thurrock, where Doyle - Price is MP], you'll hear people talking about immigration, they say to us we've not done enough about immigration, we've not done enough about welfare, actually we've done a lot, but what we need to do is talk in a narrative that people understand and can engage with because too often our political debate looks managerial and bland and that's why people here don't think that politicians speak for them.

The Prime Minister may have been worrying about the rise of Ukip, but around the Cabinet table most of the discussions about immigration were dominated by Ministers attacking the Home Secretary over her department's restrictive immigration and visa rules.

Blairite, pro-EU liberals comfortable with high levels of immigration and capitalism but worried about inequality.

The research community remains worried about President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration and visas — notwithstanding a judicial hold.

They've already discussed whether to cancel an upcoming meeting due to travel concerns, but Modabber is also worried about how the US immigration stance could affect their work in the long term.

Steven Kolb, president and CEO, the Council of Fashion Designers of America: «I worry about his position on immigration and how it will impact the workforce of our industry from garment workers to design students who come here to study and want to stay.

By «facing the question of immigration scams» I mean worrying about the possibility that a woman will marry him with the only purpose of gaining residence to his country, and will divorce him soon after the marriage....

Many educators report that younger students do not understand the processes underlying immigration policy and enforcement, so even students with legal residency or citizenship may mistakenly worry about deportation.

I think about a former, Polynesian student of mine, who was completely immersed in black hip - hop culture, yet seemed worried she would offend me by saying my race out loud during a class discussion on immigration and ethnic backgrounds.

My post last week about how using the «no hassle travel trifecta» could alleviate worry about impending slowdowns at airport security and immigration lines due to the sequester received a ton of play locally.

The folks are more worried about their leaders pushing loosey - goosey immigration that is fraying the traditional cultural - social fabric and importing terrorism.

In the same way, I elect public officials who are experts in their fields, so that I can do my work without worrying about issues of immigration, or national defense, or whatever.

Worried about criminal convictions or unlawful presence interfering with your immigration benefits?

How big a barrier is that going to be — particularly for family members, witnesses, etc. who might be worried about outstanding warrants or immigration issues?

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