Interview with former UKIP leader Nigel Farage

The transcript discusses concerns about migration in certain areas, highlighting that some regions with low migration levels still feel its economic impact. It explores community identity and cultural pride, noting that people may resist change to preserve their culture. The economic effects of migration, such as on wages and housing, are examined. The transcript also addresses perceptions of immigration, emphasizing that some areas have not experienced significant changes. Finally, it discusses regional differences in the impact of immigration since the opening of borders to former communist countries in 2004.

What is a reason some communities might want to maintain their current state?

• They are proud of their community and culture.

• They have no exposure to other cultures.

• They are unaware of migration patterns.

• They dislike all forms of change.

How can migration affect communities that do not experience high levels of it?

• By increasing local crime rates.

• By reducing local population.

• By affecting the wage market and housing.

• By causing cultural conflicts.

What is a common misconception about areas with low immigration?

• They have no cultural diversity.

• They have a high number of migrants.

• They are economically prosperous.

• They are unaffected by national policies.

Which community is mentioned as thriving in the northeast of England?

• The Italian community.

• The Chinese community.

• The Jewish community.

• The Indian community.

Since when have the doors been opened to former communist countries?

• 1990

• 2000

• 2010

• 2004