Does migration threaten our democracy?

The video discusses the complexities of migration, privilege, and borders, focusing on the UK's net migration figures for 2014. It explores the rights of non-citizens to vote and participate in politics, the potential threats to liberal democracy, and the historical context of immigration control. The discussion also highlights the influence of Wahhabism in the UK and the government's role in addressing it.

What was the net migration figure for the year ending 2014?

Discuss the implications of having non-citizens voting in elections.

In what ways does the speaker suggest society can protect itself from threats to democracy?

What are the potential threats to liberal democracy mentioned in the text?

What is the significance of the historical context of West Germany in relation to democracy?

How does the speaker view the relationship between immigration control and the preservation of institutions?

What concerns are raised about Wahhabism and its influence in the UK?