There seems to be no other topic that inflames the passions in quite the same way.
Is it racist to be opposed to immigration, or is it merely practical?
Is racism a natural human response to difference?
How much immigration has there been, when and from where?
Does Britain have any obligations to former colonies? How about the formerly colonised?
Can ‘multi-culturalism’ exist? Is it a strength of a pluralist society or is it destroying Britain?
What is the difference between refugees and economic migrants?
How many potential immigrants are there, and why?
Can and should immigrants be expected to integrate with British society, with its norms and values? What are its norms and values? If yes, how can government encourage integration? Is separatism a problem? How big a problem? What is anti-radicalisation? Can it work? Does the ‘Tebbit test’ still apply?
What will be left of the traditional British way of life, of our customs and institutions? Does it matter?
How do we identify and deter the enemy within? Why are migrants strangely susceptible to radicalisation or criminalisation? Are they strangely susceptible to those phenomena? If so, how do we break those cycles?
Are such debates racist?
How do we make sure that we can hold such debates without being ‘cancelled’?
