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This is not the first time, nor will it be the last When will our ruling politicians wake up? Lawangeen Abdulrahimzai is a name that will live in infamy. The murderer of Tom Roberts – a young man who dreamt of serving his country by becoming a Royal Marine. A lying,

We have to admit there is a problem before we can solve it  Mass immigration’s negative impact The first step to solving a problem is admitting there is a problem.   On borders and immigration, this is the hurdle we continue to face, despite Brexit and despite countless votes by the British public

The country is changing fast due to mass immigration We were promised control of our borders and reduced immigration We imagine that like us at Migration Watch UK, you have had enough of attention-grabbing headlines and big (broken) promises. Perhaps it’s still early days for this Prime Minister and his

We won’t let up on holding their feet to the fire  We won’t ease up on holding the government’s feet to the fire in 2023 Happy New Year!  While the Prime Minister promises (again) to crack down on illegal boat crossings, the even bigger story of a decades-long immigration tsunami

2022 has been a momentous year of broken records. In the year ending September 2022, immigration was in excess of one million, with net migration of over half a million. The inflow from outside the EU of students and their dependants and those coming to work plus their dependants and

Migration Watch UK’s latest research has had a big impact in the press this week. This research paper shows that the UK is approving nearly three times as many of its asylum claims as France and double the European Union average. This makes it clear just how generous the UK is to