This.

It is the increase in the population that is the problem, and effectively leaving the door wide open is unsubstainable.

Also the migrants which keep the NHS going are generally non EU ie. Phillipines, indian, pakistan etc. ( the very people we do need but cant allow in because of the massive numbers coming from EU)

I saw an interesting point of view the other day. Imagine we weren't in the EU, would you want to join it?

The Eu is corrupt...if it was a company the directors would be jailed. When was the last time the auditors signed off the euro accounts? What difference does it make who your eu mp is most of us don't know who ours is., anyway why would that lot want to leave ,it would be like turkeys voting for xmas!

No

Two of the six yorkshire ones are UKIP members.

No ones said that immigration caused the infrastructures of the U.K. to break, they didn't, as you say and ideological systematic underfunding has done that.

However when everything is stretched beyond its ability to cope, a net migration of 300,000 per year can not be absorbed.

We can not control our borders, free gangway across Europe is a prerequisite of being in the EU.

Freedom of movement within the EU works both ways. About 1.2 million Brits live in other EU countries. About 3 million other EU citizens live in the UK so, on the face of it, we're getting the rough end of the stick. Except - those immigrants make a net contribution to this country. They mostly work and pay tax and don't "cost" us anything. The world's changed - people want to be able to move around and live and work in other places and millions of people are forced to move. They'll move whether we like it or not and putting a metaphorical wall around our little island won't hake us happy or successful.

As has already been mentioned more than once if the UK wants to avoid going bust following a Brexit then it will need to sign up to a trade deal with the EU given thats where 50% of our exports go. A prerequisite of this is signing up to the free market deal and accepting their terms and conditions, one of which is free movement of workers. So immigration will not change either way unless we really do want to try and go it alone then we can all sit back and watch companies fail left, right and centre.

All the political parties up and down the country bar the one-trick ponies that are UKIP and a few Tory posh boys trying to get their careers back on track are backing staying in for a reason, it is better having a seat at the table and a say in what happens than being outside banging on the window and being ignored. All financial institutions, the office for national statistics, Bank of England, The Treasury, Institute for Fiscal Studies etc, point out that the country will be worse off outside and as such everybody will suffer.

The Brexiteers have come up with nothing to counter this, the only two bits of 'fact' they have tried is that immigration would come down and that it costs us £350 million a week to be in the EU. And BOTH pieces of information are INCORRECT! They have come up with nothing that tells me that we would better off outside, in fact their only answer to any data put out is Boris Johnson doing that ridiculous incomprehensable noise follow by saying no that won't happen. No facts, no information, just head in the sand denial from people more interested in winning this to further their own political career than whats actually best for the country.

In no way shape or form has anyone from the leave campaign come up with anything to convince me that change is for the best, in fact exactly the opposite has happened. The EU is far from perfect and does need further reform but for this country to benefit we have to be in it to do something about it. So i'm voting in, for me the risk of leaving is too high and would bring no particular benfits anyway.

Well if you vote for it you will get it all ,more mass immigration ,the euro, a United States of Europe ,and don't think you will get a chance to vote against it all you won't .

I've heard the same argument from small minded people for many years.....

1960's - Enoch Powell.
1990's - European parliament - will be a United States of Europe within five years.
1999 - Euro - we will be forced to join

Here we are many years later.....many immigrants making a significant contribution to the culture and economy; still no United States of Europe; and we are still not in the Euro!!

I think we might get a chance to decide if we want to join the Euro or become part of the USE don't you? After all you are getting a chance to vote now.

Don't call me small minded I'm not ,just concerned where my country's heading.

No you appear to have already decided where it is going, based on the sum total of sod all facts!

But all of your predictions of doom are false, and have proven to be false since they were first used - as has been pointed out.

I do understand why so many people have fears about immigration - but it appears that a lot of those fears are fuelled by misinformation, deliberate dog-whistle politics and a wilful misrepresentation of the facts. Migration has changed the UK - for sure - but there is no data to suggest that people migrate here to claim benefits; there is no system which allows migrants to get social housing ahead of UK applicants; and there's absolutely no data to back up the claim that migrant workers put extra strain on the NHS - on the contrary, since most of them are here to work, they tend to be young males, who have very little recourse to the NHS - but they do pay NIC, which funds it.

This feels like one of the most undemocratic exercises in democracy I've ever seen - because great swathes of the country will vote, with no real idea of the facts behind the choice they're being asked to make; and I don't say that to be patronising - I say it because both sides of the campaign have adopted very negative strategies.

Spot on. It also seems to me that immigration has become too big an issue with some people. Being part of the EU is about lots more than just immigration.

All frightened to death of losing their places on the gravy train. EU is jobs and money for the boys at the top table and they don't give a monkey about having us at the bottom of the pile squeezed and milked all round by every Tom Dick and Ali eager to get to this side of the channel.