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same research finds that medium and high-paid workers gain from the same level of immigration, so the average impact isn't significant. The people most affected by wage changes
are also migrants themselves, not natives. This is for EU immigration.
Non-EU immigration, which involves quotas that are meant to benefit us, actually
creates unemployment amongst the UK-born population. EU immigration does not have this effect. There is also
research which has found that EU immigrants are net contributors to public finances while non-EU immigrants aren't.
To me, immigration from the EU seems like it's doing more for us than immigration from outside of the EU. Hence I don't have any particular problem with the way things are now, I think it benefits us. I personally would prefer freedom of movement too as it gives me more rights as an individual to work, live, study, etc, abroad, plus it makes it easier.