article_snippet: In lively exchanges, Migrationwatch chairman Lord Green of Deddington said that – based on current levels of net migration
article_snippet: Migrationwatch chairman Lord Green of Deddington said: 'We are absolutely at one on needing a firm but fair immigration policy to protect the public services of this country and provide opportunities for those who want to come here to work.'
article_snippet: However, Migrationwatch chairman Lord Green of Deddington was criticised by members of the Labour and Liberal Democrat benches for Migrationwatch chairman Lord Green of Deddington comments.
article_snippet: Labour's Lord Soley said the children of migrants 'have made an immensely valuable contribution to the United Kingdom'.
article_snippet: Labour's Lord Soley added: 'We ought to be proud of that and say so.
article_snippet: Baroness Hussein-Ece, a Lib Dem, said political leaders 'need to make a case for the positive impact that immigration has had on this country'.
article_snippet: Does Labour's Lord Soley think that the constant negative narrative of immigration, without the positive, is detrimental to British society—a society that has always been one of tolerance which values and upholds democracy in building better institutions?