Labour MP Chuka Umunna proposes regional migration scheme. Idea is "raving mad" says Eddie Bone of The Campaign for an English Parliament.

It appears that Labour MP Chuka Umunna, as chairman of an all-party group of MPs reporting on social integration, has proposed “regional immigration quotas”.  This proposal has appeared shortly after Eurostat announced that due to high levels of immigration the UK will become Europe’s most populous country by 2050.  Could it be that our little island home, and England in particular, is getting a bit overcrowded?   

In response to Mr Umunna’s proposal Eddie Bone of The Campaign for an English Parliament has been reported by the Daily Express (January 5) as calling the idea “raving mad”.  Mr Bone was quoted as saying: “For England, he suggests different immigration policies for different parts of the country. What an utterly mad idea! Chuka has completely 'chucked out' the concept of England as a nation because England wants to come out of the EU.”  Quite right Mr Bone! 

The British political establishment in general and the Labour Party in particular want to see English nationhood suppressed and the English nation broken into “regions”.  This is a perfect example of the long proven policy of “divide and rule”, a policy well practiced by British politicians during the days of “Empire”.  Now, with the Empire long gone and Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland having their own governments or assemblies, the British political establishment has only one “colony” left to justify its existence – England!