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**preachadaq** · 10-14-2010, 10:17 PM

Permenent separation is impractical and just stupid, however, I do wish immigration could be brought down to a much lower rate than it is now. I have no problem with qualified professionals immigrating to the UK, but the vast majority of immigrants are low-skilled, probably below average IQ menial workers. The UK does not need these people.

Japan has the system that I think is most ideal, they pretty much only ever take skilled immigrants in. The least skilled people they take in are a few Filipina nurses, and nurses are still far more qualified than some toilet scrubber or burger flipper than the UK takes. Hell, you have to have a degree to even teach English in Japan.

actually if you only bring in skilled immigrants, you will have the situation in Switzerland, where people complain there are too many Germans "stealing" their jobs and land...most Germans come there to be professors, doctors, engineers, etc.

Folks are never happy...

Japan is also changing its immigration policy, slowly...

http://www.newsweek.com/2010/04/30/j...-solution.html

The issue is they don't know how to do it...it will be a long time. I think when they finally do it it will be better than what Europe has done, because they will definitely think through it for many years.

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preachadaq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 413 Senior Member	Permenent separation is impractical and just stupid, however, I do wish immigration could be brought down to a much lower rate than it is now. I have no problem with qualified professionals immigrating to the UK, but the vast majority of immigrants are low-skilled, probably below average IQ menial workers. The UK does not need these people. Japan has the system that I think is most ideal, they pretty much only ever take skilled immigrants in. The least skilled people they take in are a few Filipina nurses, and nurses are still far more qualified than some toilet scrubber or burger flipper than the UK takes. Hell, you have to have a degree to even teach English in Japan. actually if you only bring in skilled immigrants, you will have the situation in Switzerland, where people complain there are too many Germans "stealing" their jobs and land...most Germans come there to be professors, doctors, engineers, etc. Folks are never happy... Japan is also changing its immigration policy, slowly... http://www.newsweek.com/2010/04/30/j...-solution.html The issue is they don't know how to do it...it will be a long time. I think when they finally do it it will be better than what Europe has done, because they will definitely think through it for many years.
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