Mass immigration to Britain has changed it beyond recognition and turned communities into ghettos, reveals damning report

WHOLE towns have changed “out of all recognition” and sunk into ghettos because of a failure by governments to handle mass immigration, a bombshell Downing Street report reveals today.

Instead, segregation along religious and race lines has spiralled, worsening the pulls of extremism.

In an extraordinary and damning indictment, Dame Louise Casey heaps blame on leaders across the board for not being “robust” enough to tackle the crisis.

For 15 years too many politicians and religious bosses failed to act, either “worrying about being labelled racist” or “hoping it might change”, the senior civil servant insists.

The shocking verdict comes in Dame Louise’s long awaited, year-long report on integration – seen in full by The Sun.


It was commissioned by David Cameron in July 2015, but delayed for months amid fears it will embarrass ministers.

Writing for The Sun today to mark the Casey Review’s publication, Dame Louise also insists far too little has been done to support under pressure schools, hospitals and housing in areas hit by new arrivals.

And much more effort should have been made to help integrate the influx, as well as foreign-born Brits already here.

Insisting the time has come for “a bold integration plan”, Dame Louise also calls for the government to instil a far deeper sense of British values.

Respecting and upholding our long standing traditions of tolerance, democracy and respect should be far better enforced – starting with a new system of oaths for all public officials as well as new immigrants.

The PM should lead a push to define and spread “a common sense of what it is to be British and what our common values, rights and responsibilities are”.