The advantages and disadvantages of Britain leaving the EU are 10.

Immigration is a sensitive topic in the United States and is equally important to British voters, especially considering the immigration crisis in Europe. Many British residents are worried that the continuous influx of EU immigrants will crowd out the employment opportunities of ordinary people, dilute education and medical resources, push up British housing prices, and lead to a decline in residents' living standards.

Clare Foges, the speechwriter of former British Prime Minister David Cameron, said that the key to Britain's exit from the EU debate is "immigration and border strengthening", which has remained the focus of voters for many years.

2. Disadvantages: A blow to the family.

British Chancellor of the Exchequer Osborne said in a report in mid-April that after Britain leaves the European Union, the British economy may decline by about 6% by 2030, which means that the income of every family in Britain will lose 4,300 pounds (6 1 1,000 US dollars) every year. The report points out that the overall economic benefit of joining the EU is obviously higher than any potential option.

The data shows that due to lower prices, British shoppers save 350 pounds (about 5 1 1 USD) every year, and some of the savings come from the European Union.