Why do so many people in Britain want to leave the European Union?

The reason why so many people in Britain want to leave the EU is:

Compared with the last referendum 4 1 years ago, the anti-European voice in Britain is obviously much stronger, and one of the main reasons is the emergence of immigrants.

The EU began to expand eastward in 2004, which led to a large number of citizens from Eastern European countries pouring into Britain to work and live. They are accused of stealing many British jobs and creating many social and security problems. Recently, a large number of illegal immigrants from the Middle East have arrived in the European continent, which makes many British people worry that the number of immigrants will surge.

In addition, when the referendum was held in 1975, Britain was facing a serious economic crisis, and the economic level of continental Europe was generally higher than that of Britain. At that time, joining the European Union was very attractive to Britain. However, in recent years, there have been economic problems in EU member countries, especially Greece, and there is no sign of solving them until now. More and more Britons believe that the EU has become a heavy economic burden and needs Britain's constant "dedication" to help these "poor countries".

At the same time, the successive violent attacks on the European continent in recent years have also made many British people feel that only by leaving the EU and closing the border can these attacks be prevented from spreading to Britain.