Research and discover, (page 85 in Stunt)

1. Already back in the 900th, people started to immigrate to Norway. The first who came were slaves, craftsmen, merchants and mercenaries. The Traveler and the Roman immigrated to Norway in the 1600th. And in the 1900th a lot of peoples in Europe came to Norway as immigrant workers. After the second world war, people from Turkey, Morocco and later Asia immigrated to Norway as immigrant workers. In 1975, the rules got more strict and Norway shot down their doors for the immigration. Just people with deportation, fugitives and persons who had family connection in Norway had the chance to immigrate to Norway. Now as the conflict in Syria is in progress and with over a million on escape, Norway have to bend their critical limiting. Thousands of Syrian fugitives have approached Norway and Britain, and more are on their way.

 

2. The immigrants that come to Norway is often people from Europe, but also from Asia. A big part of the immigrants in Britain have emigrated from Africa, but also from Asia. Most immigrants live in the south of Britain. The immigrants in Norway live at Greenland in Oslo. Today, Britain contains of more than 45 000 Africans and 25 000 Asians. The Poles (more than 100 000 people), the Lithuanian (more than 40 000 people) and the Swedish (more than 40 000 people) are the peoples who have immigrated the most to Norway. Today both Britain and Norway have to take care of Syrian fugitives.