by Mary Edward
RECENTLY I heard an interesting observation in the Brexit discourse. This commentator suggested that while Brits who grace foreign countries with their presence always identify as ‘ex-pats’, the preferred term in Britain for any foreigner who settles here is ‘migrant’. Even refugees and asylum seekers are thus labelled, especially by the BBC. It gives an impression of choice, a freedom surely denied those fleeing persecution or starvation.
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