Immigration special
To help break the taboo around immigration, the Guardian is devoting much of its opinion site and its long read to the subject for a day.
UK immigration: generational Ponzi scheme or economic saviour, or both?
Minus migrant labour, Britain would collapse
An immoral plundering of other countries’ intellectual resources
The uncertain effects of population flows on the environment
Tale behind the UK’s open-borders policy on 2004 EU enlargement
Personal stories of outsiders who have come to Britain hit home
What has immigration ever done for us?
Philippe LegrainEuropean politicians envy Canada’s points system for migrants. But how well has it worked?
Audrey MacklinWhy the next George Soros will probably be a refugee
John SkoylesI stand by Labour’s immigration policy in the 90s. But I do have one regret
David Blunkett
How immigration came to haunt Labour: the inside story
As migrants we leave home in search of a future, but we lose the past
Gary YoungeBritain’s gain is eastern Europe’s brain drain
Ivan KrastevImmigrants in their own words: 100 stories
Six icons of Britishness that were actually created by immigrants
Oliver WainwrightOpen borders or fair wages: the left needs to make up its mind
Paul OrmerodThe Guardian view on immigration: it’s not more talk we need, it’s more honesty
Immigration: let’s change the way we talk about it
Jonathan FreedlandGrowing up between cultures is tough – until you realise it’s a creative blessing
Meera SyalI’ve changed. I now believe Britain needs migrants
Kelvin MacKenzie
