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You Are Picking Up The Tab…
Border failures are costing billions Immigration is out of control and you’re paying for it You will have no doubt seen the headlines about the daily record for illegal Channel crossings being smashed this week, with a new high of 1,295 people coming in small boats on Monday alone. There were hundreds
Our Borders Are Shot To Pieces
The Channel crisis is a national disgrace How much more abuse and exploitation of our laws can we take? You will no doubt have noted the record numbers who crossed the Channel illegally again this week. On Monday alone nearly 700 (that we are aware of) reached Britain on small boats and
20 Years And Still Fighting..
The battle for border control continues We won’t let elites dodge the mass immigration crisis As the followers of Migration Watch know, we have been campaigning for effective border control and sustainable immigration levels for over twenty years. Our reputation, built on rigorous research, careful analysis of migration trends and
We Can’t Be Ignored Anymore…
We won’t let them keep dodging the issue Leaders can’t avoid voters on immigration any longer Kemi Badenoch might have been knocked out of the Conservative party leadership race this week, but MPs would do well to take note of her popularity among the grass roots membership, not least because
Brits Want Immigration Reduced
The message is clear, but still ignored… TruNak may not want to debate immigration but the voters do and are saying, ‘Reduce it, now!” The crystal clear message of the new polling we commissioned is that the vast majority of British voters want to see a reduction in immigration. While the remaining two Conservative
Backbone Not Headlines
Good intentions are not enough to control borders Only backbone and political will can fix our borders Well, what a week, and it’s not over yet. Lurking in the midst of the political soap opera there were two stories that in different circumstances might have attracted a little more attention.