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Half of all immigrants come from Pakistan, India and mixed ethnic groups. Asia has the largest part of those immigrants.

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The British could feel kind of ashamed for their past mistakes, regarding their past interactions with other cultures (e.g. during the violent times of colonialism). So they constantly try to improve. For example they try to promote integration with more community activities.

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The British Government thinks highly of their immigration system because they have a strict controlled system additional they make a big step forward after years of racism in the 1960s and 1970s

Niklas Reh

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Maybe there are too proud of themselves and they prefer to remain among themselves because they accepts only 50.000 immigrants every year.
Limitations of immigration might also stem from a fear of society being transformed by the influx of immigrants.

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Non-white Population in England and Wales

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Non-white Population in England and Wales

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Most of the non-white population comes from Asia (55,4%)

Janik Frank

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The mixed population represents 15 percent of the non white Population

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The British may feel like they are a role-model of a multicultural society, and are proud of the problems they solved with immigration

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In 1962, nearly 500.000 Commonwealth citizens came to Britain. Consequently, there were not enough jobs and in the following years they were ristricting the right of foreigners to live in Britain

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Britain allows 50.000 immigrants in every year (normally people from EU and certain Commonwealth citizens)

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Immigration became an issue in the 1960s
because Britain needed more workers after the World War II.

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It became an issue after the WW2. There was a shortage of workers so they came from countries like Caribbean, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. The workers found work in hospitals, textile industry and in the public transport system but mostly with little wage.

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Ethnic minorities feel more British when they live in mixed communities than when they live in a neighbourhood of their own background.

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More educated Britons also have more trust in ethnic minorities, than less-educated Britons. These ones are more afraid of crime and deprivation (what is that?)

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White British people who live in a high diversity area trust others five percent less, than white people who do not live in mixed communities , according to a study.