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Maybe. But people tend to forget to get angry about immigration in periods of economic boom.

Unfortunately the people getting angry have generally not benefited from an economic boom nor 15 years of free money. They can see, often very visibly - that their neighbourhoods were already blighted, before government decided to dump a few hundred people there from halfway round the world.

I’d argue that a lot of the neighbourhoods I see have been rejuvenated by immigration. Shops, restaurants, cafes that were not only boarded up 10 years ago but have far more thought and pride in their visual exterior now. It’s the mainly white areas that have largely started to look like shitholes.


And yes, you’re right about them feeling economically left behind, but the reality is that isn’t because of people living in hotels awaiting appeals or processing