Burnham avoids saying whether immigration is too high
Immigration · First reported 2 Nov, 08:15 · Updated 08:37
Andy Burnham did not say whether immigration was too high. The supplied reports focus on falling migration figures and the economy’s role in shaping demand for workers.
- The Irish News report says Burnham declined to say whether immigration was too high.
- The reports describe migration levels as having fallen, while linking official migration routes or net migration to economic conditions.
- The Daily Mail headline refers to legal immigration of 171,000 a year; its snippet says Burnham suggested workers were needed to fill gaps in the economy.
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- Daily Mail headline figure
- 171,000 a year for legal immigration
- Irish News report
- Burnham declined to say whether immigration is too high
- Migration trend described
- Both reports describe migration as having fallen
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