I agree with what you say in your first paragraph. With the first generations of Pakistani families that came over, the women rarely worked, usually stayed at home, second class citizens. But now the kids of those families are in school, mixing with English kids, kids of African and Arabic countries. At home many speak Urdu or their native tongue with their family, but at school they're speaking English, often with the local accent. They may dress differently but a lot of these girls will, and indeed are, now working in various professions around the country. Regarding admitting single men from conservative Muslim countries. Yes, there is an obvious danger in letting them on the streets without intensive re-education first, perhaps they should only be admitted if married.
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