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Only a reduction will sort immigration  Illegal Immigration Bill through Commons but still a long way to go. What about jaw-dropping legal migration? The Illegal Immigration Bill has completed its Commons stages and will now move to the Lords, where the government’s task of getting the Bill through intact will be much tougher. The House

You voted for low immigration, so why the delay?  Cut immigration, now! According to YouGov‘s latest polling 59% of the public think that immigration has been too high, and only 10% think it has been too low. While a whopping 86% of Conservative voters — many of whom voted the way

The danger of open borders and collapsed enforcement Why have known terrorists been admitted and allowed to roam freely? They should be under lock and key It emerged this week via the Daily Mail that 19 suspected terrorists were admitted to Britain having entered illegally and claimed asylum. Have we gone completely

The scandal of not training enough medics only to steal them from needier countries  This week we published new research showing that nearly half of all the doctors joining the NHS in 2022 came from overseas. Also revealed was the number of applicants rejected from medical courses in Britain. This is from

Voters want a reduction in immigration Let’s get back to sensible control Ordinary people in Britain know full well that net migration into the country is too high and has been for years now. The question is not about being pro- or anti-immigration. The issue is the sheer scale.  Before Tony Blair

Immigration saving the Economy? Nonsense! Following the Spring Budget Statement, media commentators, as well as the usual open-borders and immigration enthusiasts, leapt on the Chancellor’s implied assertion that high net migration will prevent the UK economy from going into recession. We said such a claim was baseless (See here). The claim followed earlier