Governments integration tsar rejects criticism of recent report approximately cultural isolation and says people should learn to adapt into a ‘host community’It would be “no bad thing” if current migrants,including eastern Europeans, were told when to put the nonsense out, or when to queue,or when to be kind, Dame Louise Casey, or the government’s integration tsar,has told MPs.
Casey rejected criticism of her recent report that said integration in Britain had to be a “two-way street”, and clarified her belief that the onus needed to be on “people coming from outside” to adapt to the “host community”. Related: Louise Casey's integration way is behind the times Related: The tough questions on social integration are being ducked | Louise Casey Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com