As the political flap over compromise immigration legislation demonstrated, we are a long way from resolving our border security and immigration policy debate — and the legislative debate has only scratched the surface for the wider public debate, which is yet to come.
And — xenophobic as we traditionally are — we have yet to examine how similar choices, some made more than a century ago, have affected British and European societies. In fact, we seem destined to repeat the mistakes they made.
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