71% of Brits think mass immigration has made their communities more divided

Westmonster
Wed, 30 May 2018 19:28 UTC

The vast majority of people think immigration has made communities more divided - 71% to be precise.

A Demos survey shows just 9% of people think immigration has made the communities where migrants have settled more united.

The numbers are even more stark in areas that have experienced high levels of migration. 78% of Brits in areas that have experienced large-scale migration say that it has made their community more divided.

It's obvious that, for the most part, people are not happy with the current mass migration policy that's been in full force in Britain for a good number of years now.

They feel their communities are more divided and a large number of people feel it's been bad for their area.

The next time a rabid lefty calls you 'far right' for wanting to reduce immigration, tell them that the vast majority of people agree with you.

Comment: It's because they're right. Immigration only works with integration. It's almost as if someone wanted to destroy and divide Western societies.