A
senior UK MP has warned the leaders of the main UK political parties
against getting involved in an 'arms race' in immigration policy.
Keith Vaz MP, the chairman of the influential Home Affairs Committee,
has said that the leaders should, instead cooperate to face 'one of
the most challenging issues our nation faces'.
Mr
Vaz expressed his views in the pages of the Sunday Express, a British
newspaper which runs stories and comment pieces weekly about the
perils of immigration.
Mr
Vaz said that the leaders of all three major parties should 'listen
to the British people'. Mr Vaz, the Labour MP for Leicester East,
himself an immigrant who came to the UK aged six in 1965 with his
Indian parents, says that the British people have been 'incredibly
tolerant [of immigration] in the past but they cannot stand abuse of
the system. What is needed is not an arms race on immigration policy
among our party leaders but a new consensus…Messrs Cameron, Clegg
and Miliband should now sit down together and talk about this issue'
in order not to give fringe parties an 'opportunity to fill the
vacuum'.
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