@Roussette tbh I can understand why people living in difficult circumstances in Britain feel hard done by if they see perceive migrants as getting things they themselves would benefit from, eg housing, because they're migrants. I don't know how the social and council housing lists work exactly, but I remember once watching a programme where a woman in Dover, I think, had been on a list for a council house and felt she would never get one because the available houses were given to migrants.
Now, I would argue that someone who currently has no home because they have had to flee for their life or their safety, or because they have no prospect of ever having a reasonable quality of life because their home country is so poor, needs a council house more than the woman in Dover, who does have a home, albeit her circumstances are difficult.
But it makes me aware that people like myself who are fairly comfortably off have less to lose by being compassionate. However the government feeds a sense of grievance and and cultivates a feeling of the leftie middle class disregarding the needs of poor British people, while they work at demonising migrants. They should be demonising governments which mistreat their populations. And emphasising the benefits of having migrants here. And supporting all communities all over Britain to give a home to migrants in a way that works for everyone.