EU migrants Contribute More Taxes than Native UK Born Residents

The video discusses the role of EU immigrants in the UK, highlighting their contributions to the economy and the challenges they face. It presents a study showing that immigrants claim fewer benefits than UK-born citizens and contribute significantly to the public purse. The video also explores the demand for high-skilled immigrants in London's financial and tech sectors. Despite economic benefits, political and social challenges persist, with skepticism among voters and pressures on local services.

What is one of the initial challenges faced by EU immigrants in the UK?

• Cultural integration

• Learning the language

• Accessing child benefits

• Finding housing

According to the study, what percentage of UK-born people are likely to claim benefits?

• 60%

• 50%

• 40%

• 23%

How much positive contribution have EU immigrants made to the UK public purse since 1995?

• £10 billion

• £591 billion

• £4.4 billion

• £118 billion

Which sector in the UK is particularly in need of high-skilled immigrants?

• Financial services

• Retail

• Agriculture

• Manufacturing

What is a political challenge mentioned in relation to immigration?

• Balancing immigration benefits with local community pressures

• Increasing the number of immigrants

• Reducing taxes for immigrants

• Improving language training for immigrants