Ethnic Conflict and Migration in Britain

This chapter explores the rise of ethnic conflict in Britain, particularly against the backdrop of recent protests in Ireland concerning government migration policies. It examines the unusual alliances formed during protests, such as the collaboration between Protestants and Catholics in Belfast, and the evolving political landscape surrounding Sinn Féin's position on immigration. The discussion highlights the increasing tensions in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland as communities grapple with demographic changes and the complexities of identity.