Migration Watch

A Moroccan man who arrives in Britain via small boat and claims asylum will be given taxpayer funded accommodation, taxpayer funded food, and taxpayer funded spending money. Under this plan, he will be asked to repay a very small fraction of that taxpayer funded largesse, capped at £10k, if he finds work. A British student who works hard and wins a place at a top-tier university will leave with £47,900 in debt, appreciating at a 6.2% interest rate. Once he starts work, he will pay this loan plus taxes to fund the welfare given to the Moroccan asylum seeker. This is a grossly unfair system.

Such an incredibly important point that often gets completely ignored. While critics say ILR changes are unfair to migrants, there is never any concern given to the British public who have voted for lower immigration for decades and consistently been ignored.

Great work from @charliecolecc - if you're not already following him, you should be.

Pro-immigration ideologues pushed for mass uncontrolled migration, despite the British people repeatedly voting to reduce migration. Now they are complaining that any attempt to fix the problems they contributed to would not be "democratic". You couldn't make it up!

🚨NEW: When discussing Britain's demographic circumstances, we often look to the census. But that information tells us more about the past, than the future. To see the Britain of tomorrow, we must look to the children of today. ✍️: @charliecolecc 📖: pimlicojournal.co.uk/p/for-a-vision…

The migration disaster of the last thirty years was completely predictable. Ultimately, low skilled migrants and their dependants cannot be allowed to obtain Indefinite Leave to Remain - the cost to British taxpayers is simply unaffordable.

Spain expected to regularise 500,000 illegals. Think tanks expected 800,000. Now they think (including relatives) there are 3 million. The EU funded Measuring Irregular Migration (MIrreM) project thought there were 2.6-3.2 million illegals in 🇦🇹🇧🇪🇫🇮🇫🇷🇩🇪 🇬🇷🇮🇪🇮🇹🇳🇱🇵🇱🇪🇸🇬🇧 combined.

A tribute today to @MigrationWatch, the think tank that has never taken its eye off the ball. Co-founded in 2001 by Lord Green and Professor David Coleman, and carried for years by its Chairman @AlpMehm, Migration Watch has repeatedly asked the unfashionable questions and has laid bare hard facts on both legal and illegal immigration when others have simply chosen to look the other way. Britain owes them one. And their work is not yet done. Please follow. conservativewoman.co.uk/migration-watc…

> Taxi company in Hounslow > Renames itself to be a Pizza company 200 miles away in Devon > Gets a license to sponsor visas and does that for a year > Goes back to being a taxi company > Home office never checked the company exists (it doesn't) or that the sponsor they granted it to entirely changed location and business. Legal migration is a complete scam - the idea that we should never deport people here legally when this is how they're doing it is a joke. Basically any migrant can throw up a limited company and sponsor limitless clients - anyone on earth who can afford their fees can enter the UK.

@AlpMehm Thank you Alp so much - what to say. You are the hero never giving up on shining light on Britain's ever deepening migration crisis. I have been honoured to publish you on TCW

Not wishing to blow my own trumpet, but I've just made some further updates to manifestoproject.org and, when you take the website as a whole, it's pretty damn good. I'm fully aware there will be serious errors and omissions because it's simply not possible for any individual to demonstrate a full spectrum of expertise on every subject area, but that was never the point of this. The point is that this didn't cost very much to produce, and it didn't absorb all that much time. All that was really required was a structured approach. Given how vital policy development is for the purposes of building credibility, consistency and internal expertise, the parties of the right should be deeply embarrassed by their complete negligence. It's even more damning given the resources and access to expertise they have that I don't.

Full article available here: archive.ph/GTVN7

Algerian predator Ramzi Barkat was "caught red handed" assaulting a woman near Buckingham Palace. Staggeringly, the Metropolitan Police let him out on bail for a YEAR - despite Barkat "presenting a continuing danger to the public". Britain has a two-tier policing system.

Make sure to follow archival researcher Tempest Vista, who is doing excellent work publishing government briefings and memos on Britain's migration crisis.

If Pakistan will not accept the return of a paedophile rapist Pakistani, perhaps Britain should not accept any further arrivals from Pakistan?

It’s worth noting that when we include the children born to migrants during that period the population increase due to migration was closer to 85-90%.

It is worth noting that until very recently, UK authorities like the OBR used to assume migrants arrived age 25 and brought no dependants with them. They also only modelled the fiscal impact of migrants 5 years from arrival date, but most migrants can only access welfare after they acquire Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), which most migrants can get after being in the UK for 5 years. Highly flawed to say the least.

You know what’s really annoying about this is that the British left outfunds the right by a factor of probably something like 20-1, much of that from international sources like Soros, Bloomberg, Clinton foundation, etc. Not to even mention all the taxpayer money they get

Why is receiving a donation from overseas "warp[ing] our elections" and "sow[ing] division", but importing millions of people from Commonwealth countries, who are allowed to vote in British elections from the moment they arrive here, is completely ignored?

Utter madness - the lifetime net cost of granting ILR to this cohort will be in the tens of billions, if not hundreds of billions.