on the issue of bombardier let me just say this. i think it's encouraging to hear that they are looking at the possibility of upgrading an existing set of diesel trains running them to use electric power. the fact is about the previous contract we've discussed this in the house before. it was established by the last government. we had to follow those instructions. that's why that contract had to be awarded elsewhere but we are looking to the future of bombardier and the future of derby and we want to make sure it's a bright future. >> chris williamson. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week the prime minister told the honorable member for south derbyshire that he would do everything to help bombardier but the industry is hanging in a balance as a result of a plan to build planes in germany rather than in derby. so can i ask the prime minister if he will meet me and a across party group from derby so he can discuss to review the contract and it's possible to review it in order to secure the future of the british train building industry

on the issue of bombardier let me just say this. i think it's encouraging to hear that they are looking at the possibility of upgrading an existing set of diesel trains running them to use electric power. the fact is about the previous contract we've discussed this in the house before. it was established by the last government. we had to follow those instructions. that's why that contract had to be awarded elsewhere but we are looking to the future of bombardier and the future of derby and we want to make sure it's a bright future. >> chris williamson. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week the prime minister told the honorable member for south derbyshire that he would do everything to help bombardier but the industry is hanging in a balance as a result of a plan to build planes in germany rather than in derby. so can i ask the prime minister if he will meet me and a across party group from derby so he can discuss to review the contract and it's possible to review it in order to secure the future of the british train building industry

on the issue of bombardier let me just say this.encouraging to hear that they are looking at the possibilit of upgrading an existing set of diesel trains runng them to use electric power. the fact is about the previous contract we've discussed this in the house before. it was established by the last government. we had to follow those instructions. that's why that contract had to be awarded elsewhere but we are looking to the future of bombardier and the future of derby and we want to make sure it's a bright future. >> chris williamson. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week the prime minister told the honorable member for south derbyshire that he would do everything to help bombardier but the industry is hanging in a balance as a result of a plan to build planes in germany rather than in derby. so can i ask the pme minister if he will meet me and a across party group from derby so he can discuss to review the contract and it's possible to review it in order to secure the future of the british train building industry and keep bombardie

on the issue of bombardier let me just say this. i think it's encouraging to hear that they are looking at the possibility of upgrading an existing set of diesel trains running them to use electric power. the fact is about the previous contract we've discussed this in the house before. it was established by the last government. we had to follow those instructions. that's why that contract had to be awarded elsewhere but we are looking to the future of bombardier and the future of derby and we want to make sure it's a bright future. >> chris williamson. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week the prime minister told the honorable member for south derbyshire that he would do everything to help bombardier but the industry is hanging in a balance as a result of a plan to build planes in germany rather than in derby. so can i ask the prime minister if he will meet me and a across party group from derby so he can discuss to review the contract and it's possible to review it in order to secure the future of the british train building industry

. -- bob rda -- bombardier. every statistic shows that. a lot of them have gone back because they cannot get jobs here, but there are jobs back for more ever they came from. to some extent, the issue of what do you do with 11 million undocumented is fixing itself. it is also true, incidentally, that the number of undocumented, and they are here, yes, they broke the law, but they broke the law because we as a country wanted them here, and we wanted to have it both ways, so we passed the immigration reform to say it was illegal, and then we helped them, and did not enforce the law, so we are complicit and that, as well, but to jeopardize our economy based on what happens in the past is just about as stupid as i can think of. it is hard to explain that to my children. we are sacrificing someone's ability to get a job in the future because of whatever you think happens in the past. it is just nonsensical. we have too much in this country on blaming. we are looking back, for example, on the mortgage crisis. who caused the mortgage crisis? numbe