Why didn't anyone immigrate to Scotland?

This is mainly because Russia adopted a large number of immigration policies at that time, making more than 90% of East Prussia Russian now. Although East Prussia once belonged to Germany, it has been forcibly occupied by Russia, so it will also be assimilated by Russia. At that time, when Britain was managing Scotland, it only adopted comrades who were similar to colonies and chose Scottish natives to manage Scotland, which also led to great cultural differences between Scotland and England.

In fact, this is mainly because the two countries have different views on the territory of other countries. Because at that time, Russia thought that there were too many foreigners in East Prussia, which was not good for its own rule, and it was likely that there would be independent things in the future. And there is no cultural connection with Russia. Besides, East Prussia is far from Russia. Once influenced by other countries, East Prussia will become the territory of other countries, or choose independence.

However, there were no large-scale English immigrants in Scotland, which kept the Scottish people's national style at that time. But this national style has nothing to do with England, so the Scottish people have no sense of belonging to Britain. We see that Scotland is now like a country.

Russia adopted a very cruel killing method against those foreigners, which made those foreigners flee their hometown one after another, and some were even brutally killed, so the people who originally belonged to this land disappeared early.