The Commonwealth Immigrants Act
In the 1940s and 1950s, migration from Commonwealth countries helped efforts to rebuild the UK after World War II and to bolster Britain’s depleted workforce.
The road to Brexit
Echoes of the past
In our comparative analysis, we found that blame for the problems and challenges often associated with immigration came to be framed in terms of racialised difference.
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