Migration Watch UK
Liam Fox has given the strongest hint yet that the Government will prioritise border controls over membership of the Single Market.
Government ministers have been blasted after it emerged the number of illegal workers arrested in Britain has plummeted in the last two years.
Outgoing Shadow Home Secretary Andy Burnham was right to say this week that Labour has been 'way too slow' to heed public concerns about immigration.
Visitors expecting to hear the Queen’s English spoken on the streets of London in 50 years may need to 'fink' again.
Jeremy Corbyn will commit Labour to fighting the next election on an open-door European Union immigration policy in his speech to conference.
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Contrary to our report, Migration Watch UK said there should be no restrictions on EU tourists, business visitors, students, or retired people.
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The public have voted for control of EU migration. Control must mean a substantial reduction in numbers.
Migration of highly-skilled workers from the EU to Britain should be restricted to 30,000 a year, according to a campaign group.
The U.K. should limit the number of work permits issued to European Union nationals to 30,000 a year.
We track the progress the government is making - or not - in achieving the promises made by the Conservatives in their 2015 election manifesto.
The Swiss parliament is set to defy voters and water down proposals to curb immigration in an effort to preserve its trade ties with the EU.
Britain faces more than 40,000 asylum applications this year as migrants increasingly resort to using “covert” methods to get into Europe.
Sadiq Khan will warn that some new communities in London are becoming “increasingly segregated” as rapid immigration transforms parts of the city.
Substantive Brexit talks between the UK and the rest of the EU unlikely to start much before the end of 2017, former European Council president says.
Schools should teach integration as part of the curriculum, a Government-backed review is expected to recommend.
As long as the immigration crutch remains, the incentive for employers to invest more in training remains limited, writes David Goodhart.
Tens of thousands of foreign workers could get temporary visas to pick fruit and vegetables under government plans.
Home Secretary Amber Rudd set to adopt tough work permit system to ensure new arrivals from Europe are slashed.
Work permits are among the post-Brexit migration curbs being considered, the Home Secretary says.
For example, we know that British courts are dealing with more than 700 notifications involving EU migrants every week — a rise of nearly 40 per cent.
European bankers and financiers will be exempted from free movement curbs, the chancellor has suggested.
Determination to slash EU immigration is so strong that millions of Britons would be prepared to suffer a salary cut in return, a new study reveals.
'Points-based systems are intended to maximise selective migration inflow with minimum scrutiny of individual migrants,' writes David Coleman.
Jeremy Corbyn has opened a public split with his shadow chancellor by suggesting he wants Britain to leave the single market after Brexit.
If your aim is to cut down on job-seeking immigration, then the last thing you would want is an Australian points-based system.
There is no reliable data to identify EU nationals in the UK or the length of their stay in the country, immigration minister Robert Goodwill said.
Lord Green of Deddington, chairman of Migration Watch UK, said: 'The way to cut immigration from the European Union is by issuing work permits.'
The referendum message from the British people was unambiguous: they want less immigration and more control.
Up to 800,000 more EU nationals have been working in Britain than the totals picked up in official job figures, tax chiefs have revealed.
The UK and France have pledged to work together and 'step up' moves to improve the migrant situation in Calais.