Immigrants need to learn English says new culture secretary Sajid Javid

Sajid Javid Culture Minister says that immigrants who will live in the UK speak English and need to learn to "respect our way of life".

Mr. Jaeddd, son of Pakistani immigrant, the first Secretary of State in Asia, said people have the right to expect immigrants to contribute to society.

"People hope that the UK will dominate its borders more, they think they are right," he told telegraph on Sunday.

"Also, when immigrants come to the UK they say that they should work and contribute, people say that we should respect our way of life, I agree with all of this, I learn English It means something like that. "

His intervention took place when conservatives were underwent tremendous pressure from the British Independence Party on immigration issues before the European elections on Thursday.

Despite living in this country for many years, Javid is criticizing those who failed to integrate into the British society.

"People I know, I have met people who were in the UK for more than 50 years, and they still do not speak English," he said.

"I think that the British said, If you live in the UK and want to use it as your home, you should learn the language of that country.You should respect that law and culture.This is complete It is reasonable to you. "

Sajid Javid, an interior minister, was the Labor Party, Jeremy Corbyn, and the third leader from the right, in June marked an attack near the mosque in Finsbury Park, London. anniversary. Mr. Javid is one of those who received letters of racist. Dominic Pilinski / News Association through AP Communication, Lincoln, a 35-year-old man David Panam, protesting on the Central Criminal Court in London on Friday. Local Panan said that he is working at the Lincoln City Council and has been conducting a two-year terrorist campaign since 2016, police said that they sent "malicious" letters and added to dozens of people and organizations "I feel bad." Sexual Envelope

In early December, the government acknowledged that the UK municipal government will increase the parliament tax an additional 6% over the next two years, and will be able to cover social medical expenses in the next two years. These proposals announced by community secretary Sajid Javid will give the Board the right to impose a 3% tax on 2017/18 and a further 3% tax on 2018/19. The ability to raise municipal taxes may provide some degree of breathing. Indeed, last month, the Surrey Council referendum announced plans to raise parliament tax by 15% under pressure on social security budget and child service. David Hodge, Chairman of the Sally Board, said the government has cut back on funds and demand for social care and other services is rising, so there are no other real options.

On January 4, 2017, after the Regional Secretary Sajid Javid rejected the opposition of the local assembly to the Cuadrilla project, the truck moved to Preston New Road. Dozens of local people met them, their will was not discovered, they were angry. Preston New Road 's protest action was born. I visited protestors for two days during the exciting spring of April 6th and 7th. Several months have passed since protestors first gathered. The day before I arrived, the protesters repeatedly said it as "the most difficult." And just a few days after I left, they would lose the last genuine case to stop Cuadrilla - a judicial review of the government decision to overthrow the Lancashire County Council