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Migration Watch UK response to Latest Net Migration Statistics | Migration Watch UK
Migration Watch UK Press Comment on Net Migration Statistics Commenting, Sir Andrew Green, Chairman of Migration Watch UK said: “The government’s immigration policy is succeeding in reducing net migration from outside the EU, now down by over a third to its lowest level since 1998. But the recent increase in
The Release of 2012-Based Population Projections | Migration Watch UK
Commenting on the population projections released by the ONS today, Sir Andrew Green, Chairman of Migration Watch UK, said: ‘These latest projections confirm that we are still on course for a continued and substantial increase in population. By the end of the next Parliament the population will have increased by
EU and the Roma
Summary 1. This note compares the living conditions of the Roma in Romania and Bulgaria with those in the other Eastern European member states.[1] They suffer from widespread discrimination in all these countries, as well as significantly worse living standards than their compatriots. However, the evidence suggests that the Roma suffer
UK Taxpayer Picks up Annual £400 Million Bill for Unemployed EU Migrants | Migration Watch UK
Research from the European Commission suggests that it is much easier for migrants to access benefits in the UK than in other EU countries. As a result British taxpayers are paying out £1 million a day to EU citizens who have never worked in Britain. The research from the European
MW319 : Non-Active EU migrants and access to welfare | Migration Watch UK
Summary 1. Despite overall low rates of unemployment of EU citizens in the UK, the UK also contains the largest proportion of EU job-seekers who have never worked, suggesting that our residence based benefits system is all too easy to access. These migrants cost the taxpayer nearly £400 million a
Foreign Students – How Many Have Left?
Summary 1. The most recent statistics included a new data set which for the first time gives an indication of the number of non-EU students who left the UK in 2012. This short note explains what this new information tells us. Existing Data 2. Prior to 2012 the International Passenger
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