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Brexit would allow a more sensible migration policy

It is generally assumed that a UK exit from the EU would lead to a sharp drop in migration, reducing the pool of labour and undermining economic growth. However, a Brexit could lead to a more sensible immigration policy based on skills, rather than nationality, which would help the economy.

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