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The attitude towards Immigration and rules concerning this vary according to the country of origin from which people hold citizenship / nationality.
Typically there is an 'open door' policy towards people from (most) European Union member states / countries, but people from (typically) outside of Europe must make special application, and have to conform to very specific criteria.
Unfortunately, the immigration rules and regulations are often abused by potential immigrants (and 'asylum seekers'), so sometimes, very strict procedures are in place with regard to background checks etc.
Potential immigrants CAN be rejected for a number of legitimate reasons.
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Why did Spain attack England in the late 1500s?
England was supporting the Netherlands and had the "audacity" to reject Catholicism as an official religion (supporting Protestantism).
What do the shadows symbolize in the cartoon Looking Backward by Joseph Keppler?
The shadows are a sardonic commentary on the children of immigrants who , ironically , reject the arrival of new immigrants by looking 'down' on the newest immigrants all the while ignoring their own past whose parents were immigrants themselves .
How many immgrants in England?
6 million immigrants in England half are in London
Did the Church of England reject most of Catholic rituals and traditions?
the Calvinists
Prior to the Civil War a transformation occured in the workforce of the New England textile mills as New England farm girls were replaced by who?
Irish Immigrants
Which country was the earliest source of immigrants to America?
England
Where was the sport criket created?
in England by Belgian immigrants
Where were the immigrants to America coming from after the civil war?
england
Did the New England colonies have German immigrants?
yes
What countries did the Old Immigrants come from?
poland, england, and africa
Where in 1788 did the immigrants come from when they went to Australia?
From the prisons of England.
What immigrants came to America after their country united with England?
The Irish
