Migration Watch UK
Nicola Sturgeon’s blueprint to keep Scotland in the EU single market after Brexit is under fire.
Overseas patients have accumulated almost £30 million in unpaid NHS bills in one year, figures show.
Ms Sturgeon said powers over immigration were increasingly vital for the protection of Scotland's interests, and should be devolved to Holyrood.
Migrants will be forced to swear an oath to British values under plans from the Government’s first Muslim Minister, Sajid Javid.
Above all, I am clear the referendum result was a majority vote for an end to the current system of free movement.
Students from Eastern European countries who were awarded places at British universities surged by up to 50 per cent ahead of the Brexit vote.
Britain will not negotiate with Europe over immigration, David Davis said yesterday.
Labour frontbenchers were at odds once more over immigration today.
Philip Hammond has conceded that there is likely to be a transition period after formally leaving the European Union in 2019 to ease Britain’s exit.
Groundbreaking study of nearly three million tweets by University of Sheffield shows control of borders came up far more than sovereignty.
A group of MPs are to hold public meetings across the UK to hear people's views on immigration and how it should be handled after the UK leaves the EU
Net migration could tumble by as much as 150,000 per year if Britain is able to restrict get back control of our borders.
Two thirds of fines issued to firms for hiring illegal immigrants go unpaid, official figures reveal.
Alp Mehmet, of Migration Watch, said: “These figures make clear yet again, that rapid population growth continues to be driven by immigration.'
Our freedoms and equalities are part of what makes this country so great and so attractive to others, says Dame Louise.
Migration Watch UK urged government to close the door on unskilled labour migration from the EU by extending the current non-EU work permit system.
Alp Mehmet, of Migration Watch UK, said the figures show Britain needs to take a 'strong position on immigration in the Brexit negotiations'.