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Integration, integration, integration – the fundamental missing from Britain’s immigration policy

Britain will be a land of high immigration for years to come. We need to start making the best of it.

By Phoebe Griffith
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For the past five years, immigration policy has been dictated by a blind faith in government’s ability to bring down net migration. Record net migration figures have proved this to be short sighted and have exposed a fundamental gap in the government’s strategy: integration. 

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