The 'Fear Years' in the United Kingdom

In the past few decades, crime appeared to play a role in shaping politics and law. The theme of crime often appears on the media and is discussed by politicians. This emphasis has created "fear" of crime and seems to establish a penalty system based on popularity. As a criminal scholar Jonathan Simon in the 1970s mentioned the American "fear of the times", I would like to outline the period of fear in the UK. This topic was headline news for decades but I feel that politics and crime seemed to escalate to another level of "fear" in the 1990s.

A few days ago the British voted to leave the EU. This is a major change in the world, it is mainly caused by fear, ignorance and sneering. In the United States, dangerous and inappropriate people arouse the most despulsive impulses of people, run towards the president and seeking the support of many people. And he is not alone. So-called leaders have established themselves again in many countries by stimulating hatred and fear. "Because this happened," I said again. About 80 years ago the world fell into a terrible war under similar circumstances. More than 60 million people died. I hope you will not experience any terrible things in your life. But since it may happen, I would like to make every effort to make the world safe.

UK: See the Filipino in the UK. In recent years, nurses and carers have begun immigration to the UK. Over the past five years, the island country has conducted thousands of nurses and other occupations from the Philippines. Many Filipino sailors settled in the port city of the UK from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. Liverpool has an area called "Little Manila", too. USA: As of 2010, there were 4 million Filipinos in the United States, including Filipinos of a certain family. Despite racial relations in the northwestern part of the United States from the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century most of today's Filipino-Americans are easily integrated into American society, most of which belong to the middle class . Filipino people are the second largest Asian-American group in the country.

Immigration has become one of the most important problems in Britain. Since entering the country in 1990, the population of the UK is rapidly increasing. The population of the UK is expected to increase from 60.6 million in 2006 to 711.1 million in 2031 (ONS, 2006), two-thirds of the population increase in the UK comes from British immigrants. The number of immigrants in the UK in 2006 recorded a record high of 591,000 in the UK. In the UK, immigration control alone is not a problem. Today, immigration is the main factor in the country's population increase due to the increase in global immigration. Increases in immigration arise from a variety of factors, including changes in political factors, availability of inexpensive communications, and opportunities in each country.