Immigration is cumulative. In 2001, roughly 1 in 12 people living in the UK were born overseas. Just 25 years later, it's roughly 1 in 5. This is one of the most rapid and drastic demographic changes, outside of war, in human history - no wonder the public are concerned!

@MigrationWatch Yes, it's the same as the small boat crossings. Politicians act like the current flow is all that matters, but even if they dropped to 0 and nobody ever crossed the channel again, there are still over 190,000 small boat arrivals since 2018 in the country.

@MigrationWatch Curtis is either naturally or wilfully stupid. Or quite possibly both.

@MigrationWatch The mystery to me is why politicians aren't more concerned.

@MigrationWatch Yawn - failing to understand what “net” means - and the outflow of UK citizens under 34 years old that results in the figures

@MigrationWatch The USA had the “melting pot” theory, the idea that immigrants would become American with shared ideals and principles. Gangs, Tammany Hall, Mafia, Ghettos, KKK etc. all show that didn’t quite succeed. It’s not working in the UK or EU either.

Net migration is entirely meaningless. The actually number of people coming here has not significantly changed. But the number of people leaving has dramatically increased. Our country is changing, through mass immigration, and not for the better. People are leaving in droves. EU migrants, who are the only productive immigrant group, are leaving. And being replaced with third world migrants that are proven to be a net drain. British nationals are fleeing. Disproportionately it's wealthy people leaving. Escaping Labour's oppressive tax burden and business restrictions. As welath leaves the tax burden increases for those still here. Mainly the white British. The welfare budget is not larger than the amount of tax money coming in. This at a time when unemployment is on the rise. More immigration doesn't fix this. It actually makes it worse. Our country is sinking, badly. And immigration, net and gross, is one of the biggest reasons for it.

@MigrationWatch It is the biggest demographic change on this island since, at least, the arrival of the Germanic tribes in the 5th and 6th centuries A.D. And the new populations are not assimilating - as is made clear by the attitudes of their children and children's children.

@MigrationWatch @DilligafDave01 One in fucking five, roughly. That is more than rough, it’s a fucking National disaster and I hate every politician involved in this shit show.

@MigrationWatch @AllisonPearson The UK hasn’t woken up to the fact that wealthy and educated people are now globally mobile. While taxes rise, countries like Dubai and Singapore are attracting talent and investment. Britain risks losing productive taxpayers while increasing pressure on already stretched service

@MigrationWatch Canada is even worse. 1 in 4 people with Canadian citizenship were not born in Canada. 1/3 of all people in Canada right now were not born in Canada. Whatever you imagine when you think of Canadians, in 20 years it definitely won't be that.

@MigrationWatch Politicians of the last 20 years need to face a court for treason . The problem is they’ve not been doing it by their own choosing . They’ve simply been following orders from either the WEF or whoever else is truly in charge .

@MigrationWatch Governments responsible for this mess 2001 - present 1) Blair LABOUR 2) Brown LABOUR 3) Cameron, Clegg TORY / LIBDEM 4) Cameron TORY 5) May TORY 6) Johnson TORY 7) Truss TORY 8) Sunak TORY 9) Starmer LABOUR SUMMARY The UNI Party ARE responsible / incompetent

@MigrationWatch Is it too late? Has the change occurred? Are indigenous Britons doomed? The answer is in our own hands. It is never too late.

@MigrationWatch @PrincessofDevon We're more than concerned. Millions must go and the only party offering that is Restore Britain and Rupert Lowe.

@MigrationWatch Yes. So why aren't any of our governments that have, disgracefully, allowed this to happen?

@MigrationWatch It must be reversed. This scale of change is something the public voted to prevent election after election. And despite promising to address it, successive governments oversaw a vast increase in immigration. The public anger is palpable.

@MigrationWatch Low birthrates. Boomers started retiring at 55 in 2001. All Boomers are now in their 60s and boomers I know have basically retired. My mother had 4 children. Me, born 1971 and 3 younger sisters. My family was seen as too large. In 2001 an immigration boom was the only option.

@MigrationWatch Concerned! They’re talking civil war now. The government needs to sort itself out.

@MigrationWatch Concerned about what? Peaceful migration is consensual by definition. If no one wanted immigrants, no one would sell land to them or do business with them - conditions which are required for them to sustain life abroad.

@MigrationWatch @AllisonPearson What was it 25 years before 2001 and 25 years before that?

@MigrationWatch Importing the third world is politically and financially profitable to leftist politicians and left-aligned businesses. Nothing will change so long as we allow these perverse incentives to continue to exist.

@MigrationWatch And they’re having large families. The horse has bolted.

@MigrationWatch It was the fifth highest ever intake of non EU nationals. 350k. The framing that this is a good thing is bonkers.

@MigrationWatch @CurtisDaly_ This might be the most brutal fact check ever lol

@MigrationWatch Not just that. But how many have been born there first generation and are unassimilated

@MigrationWatch It wouldn't be so bad if they integrated....

Paid for with your tax dollars, that you never had to pay, but did so due to a belief in law enforcement and dependency for safety/security - instead of being a law-abiding citizen that exercised self-governance and self-defense, aka upheld the Constitution and Bill of Rights (the LAW).

@MigrationWatch This is war by other means. What is war? To enter a territory and take ownership of resources. What is migration? The same

@MigrationWatch He will pretend he can't tell the difference between stocks and flows. He'd rather look like a moron than admit the British public have a legitimate grievance.

@MigrationWatch @PrisonPlanet Go full sarcasm, it don't matter

@MigrationWatch 1 in 12 was already mad.