A tide that cannot be turned.

Argues that economic self-interest is a better guide to immigration policy in Great Britain than humanitarianism. Statistics of illegal immigrants in the country; Discussion on alien labor and employee mobility; Problems concerning internationally organized people-smuggling rings.

Bibliographic Details
Published in:	New Statesman Vol. 130; no. 4533; pp. 25 - 28
Main Author:	Stelzer, Irwin
Format:	Article
Published:	New Statesman Ltd. 04/16/2001
Subjects:	Immigration policy Employment of undocumented immigrants Foreign workers Government policy Employee training United Kingdom
Online Access:	View this record in EBSCOhost

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Summary:	Argues that economic self-interest is a better guide to immigration policy in Great Britain than humanitarianism. Statistics of illegal immigrants in the country; Discussion on alien labor and employee mobility; Problems concerning internationally organized people-smuggling rings.