How to stop tide of immigrants

Let's not take heed of the political bias that is being branded about regarding all the reasons why we need the EU to manage Great Britain, instead let's concentrate on what matters.
By The Newsroom
Published 11th May 2016, 07:24 BST

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Everywhere you go, every hospital you visit, every school we send our children to, every doctors we try to see, whenever we look to buy a home, whenever we drive our car, whenever we use public transport, what do we find?

Just one major issue, overwhelming numbers of people. What is the answer, plan to reduce the numbers. How?

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Start by controlling our borders. In 13 years, 7.3 million additional people came to live on this island, almost the population of London. Every year for now and for the never ending future, 250,000 more will want to come to Britain, until we do this one thing – leave the EU.

After June 23, there will be no turning back.

Things in this land will progressively get worse, just around the corner are the negotiations taking place for Turkey to join the EU – another 76million possible residents able to enter the country, with absolutely no restrictions.

Lionel Parsons

Pratton Avenue

Lancing

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