Nicola Sturgeon criticises Boris Johnson for 'indulging in anti-immigration rhetoric'

The transcript discusses the speaker's opposition to a political leader, emphasizing the importance of welcoming immigrants to Scotland. It highlights the economic necessity of immigration for maintaining a growing working-age population and supporting public services. The speaker criticizes anti-immigration rhetoric, stressing the human aspect and contributions of immigrants.

What is the speaker's view on who should be welcomed in Scotland?

• No immigrants at all

• Only people from the UK

• Anyone who wants to contribute to society

• Only those with Scottish ancestry

What is the speaker's vision for Scotland's future?

• A society with no immigrants

• An open and inclusive society

• A society focused only on economic growth

• A closed and exclusive society

Why does the speaker believe Scotland needs to attract immigrants?

• To boost tourism

• To grow the working-age population

• To increase cultural diversity

• To compete with England

What is the speaker's opinion on Boris Johnson's rhetoric?

• It is despicable and anti-immigration

• It is encouraging for immigrants

• It is supportive of immigrants

• It is neutral and fair

How does the speaker suggest Scotland should treat immigrants?

• By imposing strict regulations

• By welcoming and encouraging them

• By ignoring their presence

• With suspicion and caution