“A public opinion study in the U.K. has shown that the British, who chose to leave the EU (Brexit) in the June referendum, mostly fear the invasion of the country by Muslim migrants and that they expect this invasion to come from Turkey. Based on the results of the survey, 70 percent of British think they have faced an extraordinary influx of migrants in the recent years and that this is concerning. The top 10 countries from where the British prefer migrants are as follows: The U.S., Canada, Ireland, Australia, Sweden, Germany, France, Japan, South Africa and China. Turkey is at the bottom of this list, ranking even below countries such as Egypt, Pakistan and Nigeria, which are places of conflict and the income level is quite low, showing the strangeness of the survey results. News website Quartz, which shared the results of the survey, reported that in 2015, with a population of 831,000, the Polish make up the U.K.'s biggest mass migrants, followed by Indians, and that Turks are a minority at 72,000 migrants, with no sharp incline in their numbers in recent years. Jokingly, it stated, 'Turkey's joining the EU does not seem possible in the near term,' telling the British to 'Relax, there is nothing to be afraid of.'” This article was published recently.