Would Britain be better able to manage migrants from Calais if Britain remains part of the EU or if it left the EU?

Fieldwork dates: 10 February 2016 - 12 February 2016
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Would Britain be better able to manage migrants from Calais if Britain remains part of the EU or if it left the EU?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	12 February 2016 Poll by Savanta
If Britain remains a part of the EU, it would be better able to manage migrants trying to come into the country through Calais	29%
If Britain left the EU, it would be better able to manage migrants trying to come into the country through Calais	47%
Don't Know	24%

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If Britain remains a part of the EU, it would be better able to manage migrants trying to come into the country through Calais
If Britain left the EU, it would be better able to manage migrants trying to come into the country through Calais
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If Britain remains a part of the EU, it would be better able to manage migrants trying to come into the country through Calais
If Britain left the EU, it would be better able to manage migrants trying to come into the country through Calais
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If Britain remains a part of the EU, it would be better able to manage migrants trying to come into the country through Calais
If Britain left the EU, it would be better able to manage migrants trying to come into the country through Calais
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For each of the following pairs of statements, which comes closest to your own opinion? If Britain remains a part of the EU/If Britain left the EU, it would be better able to manage migrants trying to come into the country through Calais

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Migration and freedom of movement