The UK should not view immigration as a “deep menace”, the Archbishop of Canterbury has warned.
Part of the country’s “strength and brilliance” lay in its long tradition of welcoming foreigners, the Most Reverend Justin Welby said.
But the process of immigration must be managed “prudently” to avoid “over-burdening our communities”, he added.
He also said clergy had noticed a rise in “minor-racist, anti-foreigner, anti-Semitic, anti-Islamic” sentiment.
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(BBC) Immigration needed in UK, Archbishop of Canterbury says
The UK should not view immigration as a “deep menace”, the Archbishop of Canterbury has warned.
Part of the country’s “strength and brilliance” lay in its long tradition of welcoming foreigners, the Most Reverend Justin Welby said.
But the process of immigration must be managed “prudently” to avoid “over-burdening our communities”, he added.
He also said clergy had noticed a rise in “minor-racist, anti-foreigner, anti-Semitic, anti-Islamic” sentiment.
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