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Immigration has become the defining issue of our time. In the year 2024, 97% of population growth was due to immigration; since the turn of the millennium, Britain’s population has exploded, mostly due to immigration; and we have lost what little control we had of our borders since the crisis of illegal migrants arriving by small boats crossing the Channel began in 2018. 

 

We have continually and forcefully made the argument that, unless Britain restores control over its migration numbers – legal and otherwise – there will be a major crisis in the country as our public services struggle to meet demand. That crisis is here: we have a permanent housing shortage; over 2,000 migrants register for a GP with the NHS every day; and the state’s ability to deport those people who are here illegally has collapsed.