A Pictorial Guide to Discussing Immigration in Polite Company by JCWI

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Excellent from JCWI, and timely too given the election season is upon us:

This year, whether at a political hustings, social event or garden fete, it will be seemly to debate immigration with good manners and grace. Brexit, future immigration policy, and integration could all be stumbling blocks for uncoached politicians and journalists. If this seems daunting, never fear! Here are five crucial points of etiquette, to assist you in approaching immigration with a very British sense of politeness.

Source: A Guide to Discussing Immigration in Polite Company | Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants

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