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Immigration in the UK and the USA: Priorities in Detention and Deportation

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Figure 1 : Immigration and the Welfare State: most similar systems design (Hypothetical data)
Figure 2: Immigration and education: most different systems design (Hypothetical data)
Illustration 1 below). 5  Since the turn of the century, a surge in migration has seen net migration  fluctuate between just under 200,000 and 335,000, which has been caused and largely sustained  by economic growth
Figure 4: Net Long-Term International Migration by Citizenship, UK, 1975 to 2016
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