Boris Johnson Soundbite - EU Referendum Vote Leave Campaigning

The transcript discusses a debate on immigration policy, focusing on a proposed points-based system. David Cameron opposes the plan, fearing economic repercussions and increased migration. The proposal suggests leaving the EU to regain control over immigration, citing high net migration figures. The discussion highlights the impact of EU membership on legal and immigration control, business needs, and economic pressures in the eurozone affecting migration trends.

What was David Cameron's main concern about the point-based immigration system?

• It would crash the economy.

• It would decrease net migration.

• It would improve the economy.

• It would have no effect on migration.

What is one proposed benefit of leaving the EU according to the speaker?

• Higher taxes for citizens.

• Control over immigration policy.

• Stronger ties with the European Court of Justice.

• Increased trade with EU countries.

How many people from the European Union migrated to the country last year, according to the speaker?

• 333,000

• 100,000

• 184,000

• 500,000

What is a potential consequence of eurozone unemployment mentioned in the transcript?

• Stable migration numbers.

• Increased migration pressures.

• Decreased migration pressures.

• No impact on migration.

What is the speaker's view on the current state of migration control?

• It is well-controlled.

• It is decreasing steadily.

• It is stable and manageable.

• It is unpredictable and rising.