Difficulties of Policing- Immigration

What difficulties of policing did Immigration cause 
There were tensions between Immigrants and Londoners. More Londoners held and focused on the stereotypes of Jews as greedy and dishonest. Suspicion and anti- Semtitism caused problems for Jews living in Whitechapel. In turn, many (especially new) Jewish immigrants tended to police their own problems because of the persecution they faced from the police in Russia.

The police and judge were also nervous and suspicious by the presences of many Eastern European Jews.

Matters were futhermore complicated by the fact that many newly arrived Jewish immigrants only spoke Yiddish.

What did the police do about this issue 
In 1904 the superintendent of Whitechapel Divison wrote to the Home Office to ask for funds for language lessons in Yiddish.

Violent Demonstrations and Attacks on Jews 
Jewish people targeted because of their religion- there were some clumsy attempts by Christians to convert them.

Protests that could lead to marches

Assults on offciers during attack

Strikes

Crimes and some anti- sentimtic attacks on Jews

What did the police do about this issue 
Arrested leaders of protest

Brought crowds under control