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EXC: The Labour government is going to court to block the publication of migrant crime statistics. The public deserves to know how many murders, rapes, and drug-related deaths are the result of uncontrolled migration . Help us fight back 👇
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Centre for Migration Control retweeted
At Manchester CC in February 2017, eight men from Rochdale were sentenced for abusing three girls between 2004 - 2008 and, separately, for a kidnapping and beating in 2016. One of the girls was 14 when she was dragged into a secluded part of a park and raped by Ashafaq Yousaf. Months later, he attacked her again, whilst a friend of his filmed. Another girl was kidnapped and taken to a beach in Wales at 16 and told she would be left there with no way home unless she had sex with the man who had brought her, Mohammed Miah. One of the defendants, Mohammed Sadeer, took part in the 2016 kidnapping while on bail awaiting trial for the initial abuse. transcripts.openjusticeuk.or…
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Silence from the Labour MP @connor_naismith on this issue. Shameful. At the same time that the government is going to court to block the publication of migrant crime data.
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Clearest signal yet that the government is preparing a BorisWave betrayal. The Home Office claims it is still going through 200k submissions to its consultation. The same consultation hijacked by left-wing campaign groups.
EXCLUSIVE: The Home Office has removed the date for Indefinite Leave to Remain changes from internal documents, raising suspicions that the changes have been kicked into the long grass.
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"They've given up everything to come here and work for us". The sophistry of open border Labour MPs is becoming absurd. The care visa provided a pathway for low skilled migrants to enter a relatively prosperous nation, bring family members with them, avoid paying the IHS, and enjoy reduced visa fees. That is why they came. Self interest.
“These people are workers as well, they have rights too” Labour MP @labourlewis responds to Shabana Mahmood’s plans to increase the period before foreign workers can claim indefinite leave to remain from five to 15 years #Peston
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Britain has no deterrent in place. Once here very few of these migrants will ever be deported.
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Government contractors are throwing taxpayers’ money at landlords to evict tenants and house illegal migrants. Another example of two-tier Britain. Red carpet for illegals, whilst Brits are thrown to the pavement.
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A migration deal that is fair to the British public requires a reversal of the BorisWave. It is that simple. There was no mandate for hyper mass migration. We should not be made to pay for the actions of a small cabal of ministers and Whitehall advisors.
Angela Rayner says the home secretary has her “full confidence” to deliver “fair” migration reforms. “I’m confident that Shabana will land in a place that is fair to the taxpayers, fair to people who come to this country, who contribute." @AngelaRayner | @StigAbell
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400k+ dependants arrived under the health and care visa. 60% of all issued. The route offered a fire sale on British visas, no IHS, reduced fees, streamlined process. To suggest they came here out of altruism is naive at best. Ridiculous video capped off with Tapp wondering aimlessly in the direction of a 20ft wall.
My asks on migration. 1. Convene COBR. 2. Immediate returns on interception. 3. Detention whilst claims processed. 4. Exempt health and care workers from ILR retrospective extension. Watch the full documentary to find out why. 🔗 youtu.be/fYZ15QFHmKo
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The Labour government will give the BorisWave settlement and expect the British public to pick up the tab. Many will have naturalised before the next GE. With huge fiscal & social costs involved, we will need to have a national discussion about removing this status.
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Centre for Migration Control retweeted
Labour announced changes to ILR in November 2025. These changes were meant to be implemented in April 2026, then August 2026, then it was "in autumn" and now some briefs are saying it will be the first quarter of 2027. The Boriswave are settling under Labour; we will see massive numbers settle in 2027 and 2028. dailymail.com/news/article-1…
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The Home Secretary announced proposals to reform settlement last November. The process has been set with delays and internal Labour Party disputes. As a result, 200,000 migrants have been given Indefinite Leave to Remain in the interim.
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Centre for Migration Control retweeted
EXC: The Home Secretary's new migration advisor previously called for a "safe and legal" migration route for tens of thousands of Channel migrants from the likes of Afghanistan and Iraq. Harvey Redgrave also called for migrants to have an easier pathway to citizenship, for illegal migrants to have the right to work, and for the retention of free movement rules after Brexit. migrationcentral.co.uk/p/hom…
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Anthony Myers - who has admitted in this piece to working on (fiddled) statistics put out by the BBC on migrant crime - currently works for the Ministry of Justice. That's right, the very department currently going to court to block the publication of crime data has employees previously engaged in lying to the public about the issue.
🚨 NEW: The BBC has now suspended its secondment scheme for civil servants after revelations they helped write and fact-check stories on contentious issues such as small boats
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The mainstream media's favourite commentator on matters of migration, Sunder Katwala called out for spreading false information. Important those who purport to understand the issue at least make a cursory effort to be correct. It is welcome he has now deleted his post.
Replying to @sundersays
According to the latest ONS estimates: Net migration in YE Dec 2024 was 331,000 (not 345,000) Net migration in YE Jun 2024 was 649,000 (not 728,000) Net migration in YE Dec 2023 was 848,000 (not 685,000) Net migration in YE Dec 2022 was 891,000 (not 745,000) The only one you got correct was 171,000 for the YE Dec 2025. Why not reference the latest ONS revisions? Why reference outdated figures from years ago, you can't accuse others of peddling misinformation when you don't even use correct figures yourself.
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Replying to @sundersays
According to the latest ONS estimates: Net migration in YE Dec 2024 was 331,000 (not 345,000) Net migration in YE Jun 2024 was 649,000 (not 728,000) Net migration in YE Dec 2023 was 848,000 (not 685,000) Net migration in YE Dec 2022 was 891,000 (not 745,000) The only one you got correct was 171,000 for the YE Dec 2025. Why not reference the latest ONS revisions? Why reference outdated figures from years ago, you can't accuse others of peddling misinformation when you don't even use correct figures yourself.
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This headline really says it all. Such is the weakness of the British government that even Eritrea is mocking us and the immigration crisis. We should not just be banning visas for Eritrean officials, but all Eritrean nationals. Including extensions.
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Illegal migrant who sexual assaulted a girl in Crewe has been sentenced to 15 weeks in prison. The hotel where he was staying, the Royal Hotel, continues to accommodate illegal migrants who have the right to roam the town.
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"Senior advisor to Shabana Mahmood". This tweet was just days after Angela Merkel's infamous "we can do this" speech, in which she threw open Germany's borders to one million Syrians. These are the people now designing the "safe and legal" routes with Afghanistan & Palestine.
Pray this isn't spin and is significant numbers Cameron bows to pressure to allow more Syrian refugees into Britain gu.com/p/4c4hj?CMP=Share_iOS…
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The views of Shabana Mahmood's new senior advisor for migration and borders perhaps explains recent policy decisions: "Free movement is a system worth defending", "routes to citizenship should be openedand the government up" should "reduce the costs of citizenship", "the majority of those arriving by boat are genuine asylum seekers".
EXC: The Home Secretary's new migration advisor previously called for a "safe and legal" migration route for tens of thousands of Channel migrants from the likes of Afghanistan and Iraq. Harvey Redgrave also called for migrants to have an easier pathway to citizenship, for illegal migrants to have the right to work, and for the retention of free movement rules after Brexit. migrationcentral.co.uk/p/hom…
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