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This text talks about immigration in Great Britain. Several research have shown that majorities of people who come to Britain from Eastern Europe.
The number of migrants has increased since the EU expansion in 2004 and 2005. Actually, we can understand, by the text, that people are fleeing the poverty and low wages. For example, the wages in poland are low, that explain why Poles represent the largest foreign national group in UK.
But, the enlargement of the European Union has intensified the number of immigrants in UK.
Then, we can see the impact of the accession countries in the European Union. The document shows some research ans comparison between UK-born Citizen and East European migrants. The majoritie of migrants worker are Young and they work harder than UK-born Citizen (46 hours compared with 42 hours)

This text talks about immigration in Great Britain. Much research shows that the majority of people who come to Britain come from Eastern Europe.
The number of immigrants has increased since the EU expansion in 2004 and 2005. We understand from the text that people are fleeing poverty and low wages. For example, wages in Poland are low, explaining why Poles represent the largest foreign national group in the UK. The enlargement of the European Union has also enlarged the number of immigrants in the UK. The document shows some research and comparisons between UK born citizens and East European immigrants. The majority of immigrant workers are young and work more hours than UK born citizens. (46 hours per week compared with 42 hours)

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