Immigration serves the interests of the elite, but they are also able to exploit tensions and fears arising from immigration. They get to have their cake and eat it. Because normal people are committed to anti-racism and unity across ethnic and cultural and religious lines we don't really like talking about immigration at all. i find the conspiracy theories about soros looking to undermine European civilization/political power through massive immigration interesting because as with many of these fantasies it's a distorted reflection of a truth. The truth being the way in which massive immigration mitigates against class consciousness, class solidarity, class unity etc. depresses wages etc etc etc.
I'm interested how this plays out at the level of schools but I'm worried that schools, in particular primary schools, are tilting towards de facto segregation, this just anecdotally, judging by the school parties I see trooping past my office. I think schools are the most important thing because they are the places everyone meets and interacts on a level playing field (literal and figurative)
I think I started a thread about secular churches a few years back, just in recognition of the fact that there is nowhere for people to meet nowadays, and you can't have a community without a community hub. Without a place to meet regularly. And if you can't meet all we are left with is isolation, and the only time various of groups of people register on our consciousness is when they are pissing us off.
e.g. Latin American neighbours blasting out their terrible music or Romanians revving their moped engines outside the window constantly, or corpseys Greeks barbecuing all through the night so his whole flat smells of incinerated meat. And you go, I fucking hate them Greeks, fucking cunts, get em out the country.
Looking back on my childhood my mum was very good at meeting all the neighbours even now she talks to all the Gypsies who've moved in next door and shout all night. Most of us just fantasise about murder behind closed curtains.