UK Exit From The European Union Will Not Impact Migration

27 Jan 2016

The raising voices to leave the European Union are slowly gaining the pace in the United Kingdom. The Britain Prime Minister David Cameroon is planning to have a brief discussion with European Union leaders regarding the terms with the Union. This move is to tackle the migration from the European Union countries; however there are concerns from the different sections of the society and the hostility measure.

The UK has set 2017 as the deadline to conduct a referendum on the European membership.

Stuart Rose, the lead campaigner for the UK to remain in European Union, has stated that, even if UK leaves the EU, migration is not going to stop. Migration is not going to stop, if we are outside European Union”.

 In the current global economic conditions if any nation is not inclusive in its policies, developmental goals of any government cannot be achieved. The hostile conditions and fear cannot make a nation.

United Kingdom industries also receive skilled workforce from the world who support their economy in return. There is a dearth of qualified professionals in the United Kingdom. However, it is the matter of exchange when it comes to the skilled; they help in transmitting the knowledge. Human capital is expensive too.

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