Windrush generation celebrates 70 years since arriving in the UK

Since hundreds of immigrants arrived in Britain from the Caribbean, Britain is celebrating for 70 years.

They are called 'Wind Lash Generations' - they are named after the ship they sailed - and they paved the way for thousands of other people

Most members of the "Windrush Generation" may have arrived in the UK as a child, but they may now be between the ages of 50 and 70; they are old generation's. During formal employment in the UK, the projected expenses of retirees increase every year, attracting attention in fields such as housing, pension, social welfare, NHS. In the Caribbean, the Windrush scandal attracted people's attention. The long-term relationship between British Caribbean immigrants and the communities they leave is complicated. It often leads to a discussion between parties on the concept of attribution, and more importantly on the resulting domestic costs. When it comes to attribution, the Windrush scandal is the climax of our greatest fear.

Since the infamous Windrush scandal, lawmakers have been considering introducing new identity measures in the UK. Currently, the typical form of domestic official ID card is a driver's license and passport. However, in other countries there is no government issued ID card. There is still controversy in Congress, will they benefit British citizens or will they supervise the state?