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Exposing the British Immigration Bureaucracy Steve Moxon,  The Great Immigration Scandal, Imprint Academic, 2004, 247 pp. Since 1997, when New Labour ushered in a new era of immigration irresponsibility, race relations in Britain have become so bad even some on the Left have noticed that mass immigration has brought serious and possibly intractable problems. Labour’s careless attitude towards race relations has had many unfortunate consequences: The government abolished the Conservatives’ “primary purpose rule,” which prevented marriage for the sake of gaining British citizenship. I...

Think-tank Migration Watch said high levels of immigration were likely under a new 'points-based' system to be introduced in the new year after the Brexit transition period ends.

30 Dec 2020 Over 100,000 homes will need to be built in England every year as a result of mass migration, analysis from the Migration Watch UK think tank has found. A new home will need to be built every five minutes until the early 2040s as a result of immigration, representing 57 per cent of all new homes, or 107,400 homes per year, according to an analysis conducted of Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures by Migration Watch. The think tank found that the impact of foreign arrivals in the country will require nearly 2.7 million homes to be built in the country by the year 2043, whic...

Visas tripled to boost migrant fruit and veg pickers Move comes despite surging unemployment in UK and a summer appeal to 'Pick for Britain' 23 December 2020 • 9:00pm Workers pick strawberries at a fruit farm in Hereford Credit: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg Visas for migrant fruit and vegetable pickers are to be increased to 30,000 next year amid fears that there will not be enough British workers to fill the jobs and meet the demand. The numbers represent a potential trebling from the 10,000 temporary migrant workers allowed to enter this year amid concerns that farmers may struggle to fill ...