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'Public duped' as long-term visas for foreign nationals up 40pc since Brexit - Vimarsana News

'Public duped' as long-term visas for foreign nationals up 40pc since Brexit

Weaker work permit rules, as well as lower salary and skill thresholds for entry, mean immigration ‘out of control’, claims Migration Watch

Legal challenges from 'activist' lawyers could mean ZERO deportees are on flight - Vimarsana News

Legal challenges from 'activist' lawyers could mean ZERO deportees are on flight

Rapists, paedophiles, drug traffickers and gunmen are all understood to have been set to be removed from Britain to their native country on Wednesday's charter plane to Kingston.

Criminal escapes deportation to Iran, claiming he would be persecuted for Christian tattoos on arms - Vimarsana News

Criminal escapes deportation to Iran, claiming he would be persecuted for Christian tattoos on arms

A 43-year-old Iranian asylum seeker, a convicted violent criminal, has escaped deportation to Iran by claiming he faces persecution for having himself tattooed with Christian symbols.

Immigration to UK this year 'could be highest in recent history' due to surge in non-EU migration - Vimarsana News

Immigration to UK this year 'could be highest in recent history' due to surge in non-EU migration

Recent Home Office figures have shown that the number of non-EU migrants coming to Britain to work and study has rocketed since the implementation of post-Brexit immigration rules.

More foreign nationals to arrive in UK this year than before Brexit - Vimarsana News

More foreign nationals to arrive in UK this year than before Brexit

Numbers will be swelled by Ukrainian refugees fleeing Russian invasion – estimated at around 50,000 – and up to 150,000 Hong Kongers