How were the Pakistanis treated when they moved to Britain?

When Pakistanis moved to Britain, particularly during the 1950s and 1960s, they often faced significant discrimination and racism, as well as challenges in finding employment and housing. Many were initially welcomed as laborers to fill skill shortages, but they encountered social and cultural hostility, leading to tensions in some communities. Despite these challenges, Pakistani migrants contributed significantly to British society, establishing vibrant communities and cultural influences. Over time, attitudes have evolved, though issues of integration and discrimination still persist.