Paragraph 1: Migration of people to the UK is major social science issue thereby sparking a serious public debate.

Conservative part of the Coalition Government is emphasizing the need for control of immigration of people to the United Kingdom.

• Immigration to the United Kingdom has increased steadily over the last decade(Nickell&Saleheen2011)
• Dustmann et al., (2003) ascertains that immigration of people to the UK has negative impacts on the local labour market.
• Immigrants have contributed positively to the growth of the UK’s economy(Dustmann & Frattini 2014).

Evaluation of the different contributions by immigrants in UK is significant to policy makers, analysts and the government in coming up with better policies on how to deal with them. Additionally, the information is essential in formulating the thesis statement of the essay.

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Paragraph 2: Impacts of the immigrants to the economy of UK

Immigrants have increased the overall output of the United Kingdom’s economy. In 2013 the Office for Budget Responsibility reported that most economic studies on the impact of migration clearly indicated that immigrants have a positive net impact on productivity and growth.

• Immigrants have contributed greatly to the growth of the UK’s economy even when the country has been undergoing some economic deficits (Dustmann & Frattini 2014).
• The economic contribution of immigrants in the UK is great. There is increased labour availability and improving the age structure among other contributions (Coleman & Rowthorn 2004 p. 583)

Evaluation of this aspect is essential in determining the fiscal significance and economic contributions of immigrants to the United Kingdom in terms of labour or provisions of unemployment and housing benefits.

Paragraph 3: Impacts of immigrants to the employability of the locals

Increased number of learned immigrants to the UK has made some locals especially the youths.

• The 2008 recession was attributed to low levels of immigrants in the affected areas (Verick& Islam 2010).

Consideration of this aspect will help to evaluate the overall impacts of immigrants on employability and the need for policy implementation to ensure fairness.

Paragraph 4: Influence of immigrants on the UK politics

Immigrants have significant role to play in the political divide.

• Immigrants are inclined on political parties whose manifestos are geared towards improving their welfare(Cornelius &Rosenblum2005)

Politics are essential factors that shape the county’s economic, political and social aspects.

Paragraph 5: Impacts of immigrants on the government policies and social amenities

Migration Watch UK argue that in education the children of new migrants have placed extra burden on schools in certain areas and related services and, chronic shortage of new homes made worse.

• Immigrants have significant impacts on social amenities in UK (Wills & Simms 2004 p.81).

The aspect is important in assessing the impacts of immigrants on amenities and coming up with the best policy to curb the challenge.

Paragraph 6: Conclusion

Summing up all the paragraphsand making a final remark onthe issue of immigration and linking them with the thesis statement.

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