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Dick Graham for Anglia TV asks District Councillors in Mildenhall why it is considered a problem to house migrants in new council housing. The Councillors hold the opinion that cultural differences among residents may be a barrier to successful social integration.

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Dick Graham for Anglia TV asks District Councillors in Mildenhall why it is considered a problem to house migrants in new council housing. The Councillors hold the opinion that cultural differences among residents may be a barrier to successful social integration.

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