Yes, if you think in racial terms, the term 'we' to me means Britons, individuals born in Britain, which include a wide variety of ethnicities, who receive a British education and are raise around British culture, and so have developed better critical thinking skills and understanding of the world than their average Syrian counterpart, so although I would not consider these refugee/migrants ever British, their children could be, as opposed to sending them home where their children will be born into deprivation and conflict, and so more likely to become the next generation of militants. I may very likely be termed a cultural supremacist, but I am not racist at all, I think interbreeding is the best way to assure positive trajectory, mongrelisation assures greater vigour and superior genetics, as can be demonstrated in all animals.