The research I have seen (admittedly small scale) shows that the Go Home posters have a high approval rate.
The posters perform a valuable function in that they reassure the public that it is not "racist" to talk about illegal migration.
This is necessary because during the time of the Labour government all discussion on migration was closed down by the "racist" accusation (and demonstrated by the Labour Prime Minister calling someone a bigot for raising the subject).
More discussion on illegal migration will stimulate more identification of illegal migrants and hence a greater flow of information to the police.
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2013/jul/29/go-home-campaign-illegal-immigrants
The posters perform a valuable function in that they reassure the public that it is not "racist" to talk about illegal migration.
This is necessary because during the time of the Labour government all discussion on migration was closed down by the "racist" accusation (and demonstrated by the Labour Prime Minister calling someone a bigot for raising the subject).
More discussion on illegal migration will stimulate more identification of illegal migrants and hence a greater flow of information to the police.
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2013/jul/29/go-home-campaign-illegal-immigrants
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