Quote Originally Posted by noel View Post
Is that true? My perception is that recent immigration has been predominantly from Europe, and predominantly by people who share many aspects of "Judeo-Christian culture". This is in contrast to the immigration the UK experienced in the 1960s, which was largely from ex-empire countries.

I like your Karl Pepper reference. It's a good point. We shouldn't let intolerance drive the agenda.
I'm not sure what you question the truth of Noel.

On the immigration figures, recently, since covid, the non EU immigration has roughly trebled from it's pre pandemic level to Q4 2022. The highest are now from India.

Going back to 1991, non EU immigration has been higher ever year except 3.

I don't have the breakdown by country, but the 3 years 2013-15 where EU migration was higher were the first 3 years that Romania and Bulgaria were allowed fill access to the UK Labour market.