Anyone remember when immigration was 200,000 and the Tories claimed Labour had opened the floodgates? If Labour opened the floodgates, the Tories decimated the dam wall.
but Polish, Romanians, Ukrainians etc are all Europeans... I have no problems at all with them but they have also come here in large numbers over the years
@@MM-kq8gc They came, but left in large numbers after Brexit. The government chased after "Global Britain", brining in migrants from the middle east, Africa and Asia, who make no effort to integrate, instead of keeping skilled Europeans with shared cultural values.
@@ceemmm3526 I really don't think they left in great numbers.... where I live in London- the whole area is Polish; shops, restaurants( I have no issues with them at all.) Very few British people want to work as care workers, nurses, or cleaners or train to be doctors or learn about IT etc.... so they have to hunt around the world for whoever wants to come..... I wanted to recruit 5 people- not one British or European had the skills to do the job! However all immigrants must speak English, can't claim benefits until they have paid into the system
That isn't because of immigration bud. That's because of of 14 years of chronic underinvestment in our public services and massive economic mismanagement.
But are some of the working class signed off as disabled and not working, then resulting weirdly in these migrants needing to come to work in essential services and bank roll these “long term sick”, Google it, the number of these ppl is insane
@@m.sutton04 It is also partly due to immigration. People from 3rd world countries will work for less, this drives down the working class wage. So yeah, it has an effect. I agree the last 14 years hasn't helped with the Tories. We honestly need a government that actually cares about British citizens which means putting them first with regards to employment and also in regards to service funding.
The 30-40,000 people who come by boat aren't a strain on resources. They're a problem because they're illegal immigrants, so they claim asylum, which means they can't work, so they become economic burden. It's the ~750,000 LEGAL immigrants who end up competing with locals for resources such as houses, schools and jobs. However, approx half of these are students, many of whomwould either find work or return home after completion of their studies. The HUGE mistake the government made (and it really is a whopper) is allowing students and workers to bring dependents with them...
for all the whining and drama about the 'existential threat' by refugees on dinghies, the overwhelming majority of immigrants are coming through the study and work visas, with the biggest portion being from india.
Wrong they need to come because the subsidise fees for British students. Without foreign students , many universities will need to close and universities is one of the last edges we have in the world economy
UK government has given Ukraine £12.5 Billion since 2022. The Government always has money, it just has different priorities to what the public expect or need.
@@parametrI don’t understand why this can’t be enforced. The vast majority of people coming in are legal migration, not illegal migration. They’re people who submitted visa applications to come to the UK to work and whatnot and had their applications approved by the Home Office. What’s stopping the Home Office from simply saying no beyond a certain number?
People care more about the small boats because these are unchecked people and 95% young men. The students who enter legally are mostly safe so even though the numbers are higher they are less concerning
Except migration is necessary to negate the effects of brain drain and our shrinking workforce (due to people living to older ages on average). Migration has been vital into keeping our country afloat since the Windrush Generation. HOWEVER, the amount of migration coming in now is starting to become far too great. We should not be having net zero migration like Farage and wants, that would ruin our economy. But there absolutely needs to be a limit on the numbers coming in
@@junaid_2107 average reform voter. Their sole reason for voting reform is quite literally racism rather an actual valid reason for opposing immigration. The fact that 20% of all voters voted for them as well is very concerning
@@ramengurung9913 Whats more concerning is despite having 80% people who have an ability to think, these leftist, centrist and moderate right wing parties are barely able to win elections.
Stop calling them asylum seekers because they travelled through so many safe European countries to get here, they know about our generosity and that's their focus. Other countries are more stricter on what's expected from them and they need to work and pay taxes.
This video relates to fact checking, and not spewing nonsense. If they cared about generosity they would go to Germany, or one of the Scandinavian countries (who are also less strict and less hostile towards migrants than the UK).
The presenter talking about 'fuelling wage inflation' for hardworking people from the UK as if its a bad thing is quite telling about how these journalists think, they essentially want to keep the majority of British peoples wages down why they enjoy living in a wealthy bubble. These numbers are absolutely insane and shouldn't be justified as somehow being a good thing for our county at best they are just a band aid for the failure to educate and train our own people by replacing them with foreigners.
Blair started it and the Tories made it worse. But we got rid of the hard workers under the Tories.1 Polish person is worth 20 of what is coming over ( and a sick, dry humour to add to it ). Ofc there are many skilled people from India that come over, but what a mess in general
There was no "legal cap" written in law. It was a vague political pledge. Ed. .... The main issue surely is 700,000 a year is not sustainable, without a plan to house and provide public services , shcool places hospitals etc. At some point the country will stop functioning, if it already hasnt stopped functioning due to this insane policy.
In theory student immigration will balance in time - the people who came last year all have a fixed period visa. My wife works in uni admissions and the numbers for post grad next year are well down because they can no longer bring dependents. What we should have done is tied visa issue to uni accommodation capacity, house building and extra services.
The irony is that the Angles, Saxons, Jutes, Frisians, Romans, Danes and Normans all came to the island of Great Britain illegally on small boats but the largest wave of migration in the entire history of the island came legally while the Tory government was in charge.
Just for context. According to the last immigration figures from the ONS, 1,200,000 people migrated into the UK (gross) in 2023, which is the size of a city larger than Glasgow arriving (8/10 countries in the top 10 arriving are non-Western). 685,000 people arrived as a net figure in 2023 (gross figure minus the number of people leaving the UK), that is similar to the size of a city like Sheffield arriving. In a single year. This means, on average and roughly, that every single minute 1.3 people arrive in the UK. Quite literally a 'migrant a minute'. (edit: typo)
On legal migration: 1) People have been able to enter the UK to work, but these are not doctors and engineers, but overwhelmingly low income jobs, with the minimum income of £13,000 previously. Plus families. 2) Unless someone earns over ~£35,000, they are a net cost to the economy. Add in non-working family members and one needs to earn more. 3) If we have net immigration of 1 million each year and build 250,000 homes, it causes a housing crises. 4) This is not about racism or xenophobia, but the realisation our infrastructre cannot cope with the current population. 5) Caps did not work as there was never any sincerity in them with the hope the issue would blow over. 6) Why do students need to bring their families? 7) Our workforce shortage can be filled by reducing the size of the State and move civil servants to the private sector and closing universities. And cap the time allowed on sick benefit with stress and anxiety to 3 months, which will free up over 1m workers.
That's the part no-one wants to talk about,a 40 billion per year golden goose that cost suella braverman her job when she tried to reform that sector,listen yeah I might be wrong but almost 70percent of those students don't go back to their home countries
Yes but that money goes into the hands of the University administrators, not British students or lecturers. Foreign students drive up rent costs and demand on services without paying in any tax for creaking infrastructure
Interesting thing is because of Brexit people aren't leaving the country, so that also accounts as to why we have the highest number of people entering and not leaving.
@@leehenry5764 I'm not talking about EU immigrants returning to their country of origin after staying in Britain; I'm talking about British nationals unable to leave to live and work in the EU due to Brexit. This means that we have more people coming in than leaving, amongst other reasons.
It's financing itself AND many public sector wages. So why complain? Immigrants are literally paying over 1000£ a year each just to access the NHS. The path of a family of 4 to get permanent residence after 5 years costs about £50K and the parents need to earn well above average wages. Almost all of the immigration is for work.
LOL for "work" thats is such major cap, immigrants are a net DRAIN on the system with absurd watining times on stuff like nhs. not to mention the genetic line is incomparable to the native brits. this is just ethnic self destruction
Small botes are the biggest cost.... Th3 cost to house, feed give nhs etc to them is far far higher than work related immigration or study immigration. Huge differences
So why don’t they invest in processing claims faster? Or why don’t they do what other countries do and let people work and don’t give people handouts. There is a lot the gov could do that is better than Rwanda plane flights.
Its would cost.less if the government was spending money to sort them faster out instead they have to wait month or years waiting for their fate in hotel Even cheaper if they would listen to early warning and open office in france so each case could be apply there instead crossing channel to apply,France gave them a choice but as usual the arrogant gov thought they knew better or more.likely trun a.blind eye
The economy is not doing well and immigration has still gone up for two reasons : one declining emigration and two the structure of the UK economy which generates undesirable low wage jobs.
Was: We don't have enough service workers - we need mass immigration. Then: look at all the new people needing services, we need more immigration for sure.... Circular logic. In the meantime housing, jobs and services get ever worse and we are seeing a race and culture replaced. I'd rather be poor as long as I can be with my own people.
Big businesses hate not having cheap and desperate labour. Every attempt by the electorate to make their frustration heard was hit by the government with - "cant be done due to freedom of movement from EU" Now we left the EU and they showed their true face, they never cared but now they have nowhere to hide anymore. Hence the collapse in the polls.
Just swapped all of my last ETH and swapped it into AMS24HT. Already up a little bit. Unfortunately I have some other junk staked which won’t free up for a while. Still now I am on the train!
Coming to work and actually working is not the same thing. And coming to work on a low wage job, paying few or no taxes, it's a net negative for a country that has large expenditure on public services and polices.
The landlords and companies in this country love it. Rent out box rooms for crazy prices, part-time contracts only so companies keep their bills down and avoid tax obligations, suppress the wages, I could go on…….
Explain this to me, I attended A&E in the Blackburn Royal Hospital for long-term use of a medication that started causing problems. I was put on a stretcher for four days pushed around in corridors and I was discharged with the same medication. I phoned 111 and explained the catastrophe to them and they sent me off to Preston Royal Hospital. I was triaged in 10 minutes and out of the hospital in two and a half hours with the correct medication. Preston has 20,000 people than Blackburn. This wasn't a medical crisis only a minor problem. So what's going on here. Is this the migrants crisis or mismanagement
Sky doing a good job at deliberately side stepping the issue of enforcement by trying to suggest caps "don't work". How would we know ? We have never had a Govt actually enforce them.
Cotswolds and cornwall is like walking around in a forein country now !! No way are these figures right , this year ive really noticed how rare a british person is now
Despite what they may say Labour and Conservatives dont care about reducing these stats, they have actively caused them. Its a GDP boost at the expense of quality of life at ground level.
Rishi disrespected all the WW11 veterans and the countries they belong to , he has Embarrassed himself his party and the Truly Patriotic of the UK. I hope skulking away to get a sneaky PR stunt was worth it , a man who knows the price of everything and the worth of nothing ,this will be his legacy.
Who was saying it’s all about small boats? It’s such an obvious instance of a disgraceful government who could just turn them back. It’s a clear sign of the bare minimum being beyond our political class. I’ve not heard anyone saying it’s the majority or entirely the problem.
This is not an immigration policy. This is a population policy. Most of pople concerns on personal economic issue only, such as employment and public services, such as NHS. Pliticians diverts the focus from lack of population policy or public services.
The problem with both student and temporary work visas is that they can both lead to indefinite leave to remain after 5 years of residence in the country. And of course once these new immigrants obtain permanent residency they will apply for visas allowing them to also bring their family over. Both student and temporary work visas should be temporary with no possibility of extension otherwise immigrants from all over the world will continue using these schemes as a way to move permanently to this country.
Students usually go back home after they complete their courses, obviously lots over stay, but 80% do go back, unlike the other groups. Students also pay their way
Students have been bringing their dependants with them and they are not going home. They are switching to other visa types and staying with their families!
Maybe the ones who attended the prestigious universities,I personally have known loads and loads of students who never went back home,the post study visa is just a back door to stay on permanently
Moreover, British citizens living abroad are excluded from debates on ‘migration.’ They are shielded from negative connotations that the term ‘migration’ has acquired. They are not connected to housing shortages or rising prices. Retired British citizens in Southern Europe are not seen as exerting pressure on public services, cost or accessibility of health care, and the drain caused on national resources of host countries. While the news depicts ‘migrants’ in Britain as a threat to the country’s security, economy, and social cohesion, British ‘expats’ are not discursively linked to any of these migration-associated anxieties. The vision of Britons who historically never saw themselves as ‘immigrants’ is reproduced today by the country’s mainstream media. The troped identities of buccaneers, explorers, and entrepreneurs-historically assumed by the British to colonize and exploit the world Put simply, media narratives re-create older colonial dynamics and identities in a contemporary setting, producing the ‘superior’ West vis a vis the ‘inferior’ rest
When Priti, Sulla, RIshi went out to make a deal with India it turn out to be exculsively visa deals. distracted the masses with hot topics. so missed it lol
Students bringing there families over too - it really is unbelievable we are just a benefit haven 😂 anyone who manages to get their self here every credit - I do not blame them in the slightest
UK definitely needs more migration. I can't even get to see a doctor in 2 months time, an hour wait in the pharmacy and got told that my meds are out of stock due to Brexit! How foolish and selfish the Brexiters!
The whole idea of Brexit is sht. Farage says that's not the Brexit I wanted.. sure cuz he didn't and still has not got a clue... all he wants is wreck Britain and get a bit of money for himself
The claim about filling shortages is just not true. In the tech sector, hundreds of thousands of workers were brought in during previous years, and now UK citizens with degrees are struggling to find jobs in IT. Ironically, the government still provides funds to bootcamps.
They should stop BNO visas and stop accepting asylum seekers. The long term implication to the public services is something not being considered by the government.
Let’s end the NHS myth once and for all: 1. Only 110,748 licensed doctors in the UK as at 2021 were internationally trained. 2. in the year ending June 2021, there were: 6.0 million people were living in the UK who had the nationality of a different country (9% of the total population). 3. This means of 6 million migrants only 110,000 were Doctors. That means only 1.82% of migrants were actually Doctors. 4. Most new registrations by internationally trained doctors from 2009-2019 did not have a specialty at the time of initial registration (96.2% in 2019). Only a relatively small number of these doctors go on to gain specialist or GP registration (11.6% within 5 years) THE UK IS NOT IMPORTING SURGEONS. FINALLY: The Global Strategy on Human Resources for Health Workforce 2030 stipulates that countries need to halve their dependence on foreign-trained professionals by 2030. Given the UK’s commitment to the WHO Global Code, the reliance on the international recruitment of doctors to address workforce shortages is not a desired or sustainable solution. This has been recognised in the 2023 NHS Long-Term plan which stipulates that in the long-term the UK needs to train sufficient doctors to meet domestic demand
Amazing that there is no mention to why "a large chunk of people coming to work are coming in the healthcare system" No mention at all of why we need more people there. The truth is that many doctors and nurses are leaving the NHS, or going only to part time. Where are they going? The the private sector (in UK or abroad). Such an important shift and nobody talks about it. The plan is clear: make the NHS worse and worse, and force people to go private. There was an interesting piece in the Financial Times, few years ago: "London lures world’s top private health groups" (Dec-18). I don't see why suddenly private groups would start investing in doing business in a country where there was no chance of doing business because the public health service was good enough. I saw how this same plan unfolded in other countries, and it ended in miseri for the common people. It is happening again here, and I am not sure if I feel sorry or sadly satisfied. In the end, ignorance, apathy, stupidity needs to have a punishment, and this one is a self-inflicted one.
Anyone remember when immigration was 200,000 and the Tories claimed Labour had opened the floodgates? If Labour opened the floodgates, the Tories decimated the dam wall.
I remember when people said Thatcher opened the floodgates
If Labour had stayed in it would of been the same. They both work for the same people.
@@damianbutterworth2434all globalists that profit from more millions arriving pushes up their profits etc
@@damianbutterworth2434 Are those the same people Farage works for?
The Great Replacement is really happening... No matter what. No matter who is there in power. 😮
Sky actually doing a decent job. Actually showing statistics rather than feelings.
Yes. Seems they’ve all had counselling sessions..
Labourcon briefing simulated
Labour +27, bye tory.
@@mikel8850referring to someones skin tone, oh dear 😢
@@Curmudgeonist It's not really relevant because that would take 20 years to make a difference.
Replaced Europeans with 200% more non-Europeans.
UK should have more Europeans rather than non-Europeans, their next generation will be white British
The whole point of Brexit was to "leave Europe", so they got what they asked for.
but Polish, Romanians, Ukrainians etc are all Europeans... I have no problems at all with them but they have also come here in large numbers over the years
@@MM-kq8gc They came, but left in large numbers after Brexit. The government chased after "Global Britain", brining in migrants from the middle east, Africa and Asia, who make no effort to integrate, instead of keeping skilled Europeans with shared cultural values.
@@ceemmm3526 I really don't think they left in great numbers.... where I live in London- the whole area is Polish; shops, restaurants( I have no issues with them at all.)
Very few British people want to work as care workers, nurses, or cleaners or train to be doctors or learn about IT etc.... so they have to hunt around the world for whoever wants to come..... I wanted to recruit 5 people- not one British or European had the skills to do the job!
However all immigrants must speak English, can't claim benefits until they have paid into the system
Caps mean nothing when the bottle is full of holes.
Yes, it does. we have control over the vast majority, but the tories have chosen not to control it. :/
The working class are in a conflict for resources. Housing, health care, school places and wages.
That isn't because of immigration bud.
That's because of of 14 years of chronic underinvestment in our public services and massive economic mismanagement.
But are some of the working class signed off as disabled and not working, then resulting weirdly in these migrants needing to come to work in essential services and bank roll these “long term sick”, Google it, the number of these ppl is insane
@@m.sutton04 It is also partly due to immigration. People from 3rd world countries will work for less, this drives down the working class wage. So yeah, it has an effect. I agree the last 14 years hasn't helped with the Tories. We honestly need a government that actually cares about British citizens which means putting them first with regards to employment and also in regards to service funding.
@@m.sutton04
Well, no problems with migrants then. What a relief 😆😆
The 30-40,000 people who come by boat aren't a strain on resources. They're a problem because they're illegal immigrants, so they claim asylum, which means they can't work, so they become economic burden.
It's the ~750,000 LEGAL immigrants who end up competing with locals for resources such as houses, schools and jobs. However, approx half of these are students, many of whomwould either find work or return home after completion of their studies.
The HUGE mistake the government made (and it really is a whopper) is allowing students and workers to bring dependents with them...
350,000 Indians migrated to the UK last year as Rishi sorted them out
Get all em out the west
@@erikmorales1004Cone up with something more intelligent to say please.
@@erikmorales1004how? What's your plan? Forcefully remove them since they came legally?
@@Ducktility force them out
for all the whining and drama about the 'existential threat' by refugees on dinghies, the overwhelming majority of immigrants are coming through the study and work visas, with the biggest portion being from india.
Students don’t need to bring dependents.
That needs to be stopped now.
true
It has already been stopped.
90% of International students (mainly from India now) don't need to come to Britain at all.
Wrong they need to come because the subsidise fees for British students. Without foreign students , many universities will need to close and universities is one of the last edges we have in the world economy
@@Marenqo then close them them rn. and make somethn else in their stead
The small boats maybe low in number but they are costing the taxpayers 15 million pounds a day, that's the problem.
"low in number" - A glasgow every 5 years just in "refugees"
Yeah so the conservative stopping processing them has not helped, so get them processed
Getting a move on with assessing asylum claims could severely reduce how long people spend in hotels at the tax payers expense.
UK government has given Ukraine £12.5 Billion since 2022. The Government always has money, it just has different priorities to what the public expect or need.
100%%%% agree. The work immigration actually contribute as well as study.
It’s the dependents, one worker can bring over a family of 5??
Fake worker visas issued by scammers
He can bring his whole family and his cousins too
so what?! the brits brought their familys &co to MANY MANY MANY nations in the world!
strange how they dont want that happen "at home"
Saying there’s going to be a cap and enforcing a cap are two different things
4 millon british people unemployed on benefits could go back to work instead of relying on foreign workers.
Of course they work. They are just not enforced.
Same with the Law
Does a law that CAN'T be enforced actually work?
Let pass a law saying that saying that pigs must fly.
@@parametrIt CAN be enforced
@@parametrI don’t understand why this can’t be enforced. The vast majority of people coming in are legal migration, not illegal migration. They’re people who submitted visa applications to come to the UK to work and whatnot and had their applications approved by the Home Office. What’s stopping the Home Office from simply saying no beyond a certain number?
People care more about the small boats because these are unchecked people and 95% young men. The students who enter legally are mostly safe so even though the numbers are higher they are less concerning
Wheat waffles. The smv of nigel farage is too higher😎😜
But 95% sounds good for a potential black pill audience.
True but they also cause issues with accomodation and renting in university cities. Its sinilar how Spain affected by unregulated tourism.
The boats are just a small problem , how many millions of Indians has he let into this country on working visas
Aren't visas time stamped? They're allocated on that basis,I believe?
They're more regulated than throwing your papers over the side of the boat.
Except migration is necessary to negate the effects of brain drain and our shrinking workforce (due to people living to older ages on average). Migration has been vital into keeping our country afloat since the Windrush Generation. HOWEVER, the amount of migration coming in now is starting to become far too great. We should not be having net zero migration like Farage and wants, that would ruin our economy. But there absolutely needs to be a limit on the numbers coming in
I thought your issue was with illegal immigration. Thanks for clarifying that its actually about race.😂
@@junaid_2107 average reform voter. Their sole reason for voting reform is quite literally racism rather an actual valid reason for opposing immigration. The fact that 20% of all voters voted for them as well is very concerning
@@ramengurung9913 Whats more concerning is despite having 80% people who have an ability to think, these leftist, centrist and moderate right wing parties are barely able to win elections.
Probably one of the best reports I've seen on immigration.
Stop calling them asylum seekers because they travelled through so many safe European countries to get here, they know about our generosity and that's their focus. Other countries are more stricter on what's expected from them and they need to work and pay taxes.
This video relates to fact checking, and not spewing nonsense. If they cared about generosity they would go to Germany, or one of the Scandinavian countries (who are also less strict and less hostile towards migrants than the UK).
The presenter talking about 'fuelling wage inflation' for hardworking people from the UK as if its a bad thing is quite telling about how these journalists think, they essentially want to keep the majority of British peoples wages down why they enjoy living in a wealthy bubble. These numbers are absolutely insane and shouldn't be justified as somehow being a good thing for our county at best they are just a band aid for the failure to educate and train our own people by replacing them with foreigners.
Well more than half the population voted to "leave Europe" and become "Global Britain"
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Of course countries can enforce no immigration if they actually care about their people see Denmark! Of course politicians here don't care.
The people don’t care and are about to vote one of the 2 big parties back in.
@@richertz Surveys suggest your very very wrong. They want housing and services and not peanut wages.
@@marumaru6084proofs in the ekevtorisl vote not in surveys - unless the elections are rigged 🤔
Increase the wage for locals to take on the low jobs. This is the problem with Britain wants cheap labour .......
since the UK left the EU the UK acquired 12 millions non EU immigrants, oopps
and the economy is growing in reverse ooopppssss
Blair started it and the Tories made it worse. But we got rid of the hard workers under the Tories.1 Polish person is worth 20 of what is coming over ( and a sick, dry humour to add to it ). Ofc there are many skilled people from India that come over, but what a mess in general
My place of work was staffed by eastern Europeans pre-2020.
Now we have lots of Indians and quality of work has gone significantly down.
There was no "legal cap" written in law. It was a vague political pledge. Ed. .... The main issue surely is 700,000 a year is not sustainable, without a plan to house and provide public services , shcool places hospitals etc. At some point the country will stop functioning, if it already hasnt stopped functioning due to this insane policy.
In theory student immigration will balance in time - the people who came last year all have a fixed period visa. My wife works in uni admissions and the numbers for post grad next year are well down because they can no longer bring dependents. What we should have done is tied visa issue to uni accommodation capacity, house building and extra services.
The Sky News journalists happy to see wages low and asset prices increasing.
Driving down wages for their nannies, gardeners and domestics.
Immigration is astronomically out of control in this country. This is replacement.
The irony is that the Angles, Saxons, Jutes, Frisians, Romans, Danes and Normans all came to the island of Great Britain illegally on small boats but the largest wave of migration in the entire history of the island came legally while the Tory government was in charge.
Brilliant😂
still cant get a GP appointment
Well it’s not going to get better with open borders is it
@@user-ug8wx5er1w apparently they are all Drs though right?😂
Blame usa
Don't mention the NHS dentist...
Just for context. According to the last immigration figures from the ONS, 1,200,000 people migrated into the UK (gross) in 2023, which is the size of a city larger than Glasgow arriving (8/10 countries in the top 10 arriving are non-Western). 685,000 people arrived as a net figure in 2023 (gross figure minus the number of people leaving the UK), that is similar to the size of a city like Sheffield arriving. In a single year. This means, on average and roughly, that every single minute 1.3 people arrive in the UK. Quite literally a 'migrant a minute'. (edit: typo)
There should be zero illegal migration no exemptions
On legal migration:
1) People have been able to enter the UK to work, but these are not doctors and engineers, but overwhelmingly low income jobs, with the minimum income of £13,000 previously. Plus families.
2) Unless someone earns over ~£35,000, they are a net cost to the economy. Add in non-working family members and one needs to earn more.
3) If we have net immigration of 1 million each year and build 250,000 homes, it causes a housing crises.
4) This is not about racism or xenophobia, but the realisation our infrastructre cannot cope with the current population.
5) Caps did not work as there was never any sincerity in them with the hope the issue would blow over.
6) Why do students need to bring their families?
7) Our workforce shortage can be filled by reducing the size of the State and move civil servants to the private sector and closing universities. And cap the time allowed on sick benefit with stress and anxiety to 3 months, which will free up over 1m workers.
An international student pays £18500.00 per year at University. This I s addiction that will never end for the UK Government.
That's the part no-one wants to talk about,a 40 billion per year golden goose that cost suella braverman her job when she tried to reform that sector,listen yeah I might be wrong but almost 70percent of those students don't go back to their home countries
Students cost us £24 billion every year
International students do not only pay tuition but also fee for NHS and young enough that they don’t use the service
@@leehenry5764 how so?
Yes but that money goes into the hands of the University administrators, not British students or lecturers. Foreign students drive up rent costs and demand on services without paying in any tax for creaking infrastructure
Tory just did things theoretically. Nothing was done in practice. Time is up for them😂
Interesting thing is because of Brexit people aren't leaving the country, so that also accounts as to why we have the highest number of people entering and not leaving.
That is a fair point tbh
No one was going back anyway. We had more Europeans than what they fought.
@@leehenry5764 I'm not talking about EU immigrants returning to their country of origin after staying in Britain; I'm talking about British nationals unable to leave to live and work in the EU due to Brexit. This means that we have more people coming in than leaving, amongst other reasons.
@@ajh8156 Why can't they work in EU? There's over 800,000 brits who work there.
@@leehenry5764 Because Brexit ended the freedom of movement, making it far more difficult and competitive for Brits to live and work in the EU.
Seeing Indians everywhere in uk now Sunak done his job he is a Indian
I think he means that caps on migration don't work if no one actually does anything to cap migration.
They are not here to study. Its just a front to stay...
Sunak has opened the gate like no other
Replaced 100.000 Europeans with 500.000 Indians. 🤦♂️
It's financing itself AND many public sector wages. So why complain?
Immigrants are literally paying over 1000£ a year each just to access the NHS.
The path of a family of 4 to get permanent residence after 5 years costs about £50K and the parents need to earn well above average wages.
Almost all of the immigration is for work.
LOL for "work" thats is such major cap, immigrants are a net DRAIN on the system with absurd watining times on stuff like nhs.
not to mention the genetic line is incomparable to the native brits.
this is just ethnic self destruction
Same problems here in Australia, which people point to as partly the reason for the housing crisis the country is experiencing.
Work & [ Dependents ]
Study & [ Dependents]
What is the [ Dependents] numbers above ??
Small botes are the biggest cost.... Th3 cost to house, feed give nhs etc to them is far far higher than work related immigration or study immigration. Huge differences
I think work-related immigrants and students are paid to use the NHS service and have no recourse to public funds too.
So why don’t they invest in processing claims faster? Or why don’t they do what other countries do and let people work and don’t give people handouts. There is a lot the gov could do that is better than Rwanda plane flights.
Its would cost.less if the government was spending money to sort them faster out instead they have to wait month or years waiting for their fate in hotel
Even cheaper if they would listen to early warning and open office in france so each case could be apply there instead crossing channel to apply,France gave them a choice but as usual the arrogant gov thought they knew better or more.likely trun a.blind eye
Migration was supposed to be sorted by Brexit. However, we still talking about it as problem.
Always on point Ed Conway!
The economy is not doing well and immigration has still gone up for two reasons : one declining emigration and two the structure of the UK economy which generates undesirable low wage jobs.
4:18 Thanks Boris for your ready-made deal that open up borders to anyone.
Are people come to UK to work or study making this country unsafe and the economy worse?
I like Farage but any promise to bring net migration to zero is about as believable as the one on the side of Boris' bus.
5:32 So basically, when Blair got in Immigration went wild.
+1 for Brexit!!
why should we even pay taxes at this point
One big mess out of control will we ever get our country back to being British I doubt it very much
20 years from now, Europe will be a wonderful place to live in
not brexit but failed tory bringing in 700,000 per year
wow almost 200K of "other", that's roughly 20% of the total, but unclassified... I wonder what that is
Pakistanis bringing their second, third and fourth wives in, probably 😊
Was: We don't have enough service workers - we need mass immigration.
Then: look at all the new people needing services, we need more immigration for sure....
Circular logic. In the meantime housing, jobs and services get ever worse and we are seeing a race and culture replaced. I'd rather be poor as long as I can be with my own people.
the fact that racism and xenophobia played such a big part in Brexit, and migration has exploded afterwards, is hilarious
Big businesses hate not having cheap and desperate labour.
Every attempt by the electorate to make their frustration heard was hit by the government with - "cant be done due to freedom of movement from EU"
Now we left the EU and they showed their true face, they never cared but now they have nowhere to hide anymore. Hence the collapse in the polls.
No. The ONLY PART of brexit the public gave a hit about was boats crossing daily, why else would the public vote to leave the EU? 🤦♂️😂😂
Because working class people were conned by the Conservatives that did the dirty on Brexit.
Keep it at zero
Not possible. Those study and work immigrants are bringing in money and are paying taxes. Make it zero and many jobs will go away!
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How? And also that’s impossible
Just swapped all of my last ETH and swapped it into AMS24HT. Already up a little bit. Unfortunately I have some other junk staked which won’t free up for a while. Still now I am on the train!
Uk is just a new state of india 😂
When politicians talk about migration, why are these charts shown and asked specific questions?
Coming to work and actually working is not the same thing. And coming to work on a low wage job, paying few or no taxes, it's a net negative for a country that has large expenditure on public services and polices.
There's thousands that overstay their visitors visa. What about these figures
The landlords and companies in this country love it. Rent out box rooms for crazy prices, part-time contracts only so companies keep their bills down and avoid tax obligations, suppress the wages, I could go on…….
Explain this to me, I attended A&E in the Blackburn Royal Hospital for long-term use of a medication that started causing problems. I was put on a stretcher for four days pushed around in corridors and I was discharged with the same medication. I phoned 111 and explained the catastrophe to them and they sent me off to Preston Royal Hospital. I was triaged in 10 minutes and out of the hospital in two and a half hours with the correct medication. Preston has 20,000 people than Blackburn. This wasn't a medical crisis only a minor problem. So what's going on here. Is this the migrants crisis or mismanagement
Sky doing a good job at deliberately side stepping the issue of enforcement by trying to suggest caps "don't work". How would we know ? We have never had a Govt actually enforce them.
Cotswolds and cornwall is like walking around in a forein country now !! No way are these figures right , this year ive really noticed how rare a british person is now
Despite what they may say Labour and Conservatives dont care about reducing these stats, they have actively caused them. Its a GDP boost at the expense of quality of life at ground level.
Google how many Visa were issues 2023. Please. It's an eye opener. Dependents also take benefits! include them all! :)
The gdp isn't worth it.
Who's gonna pay your pension then?
Rishi disrespected all the WW11 veterans and the countries they belong to , he has Embarrassed himself his party and the Truly Patriotic of the UK. I hope skulking away to get a sneaky PR stunt was worth it , a man who knows the price of everything and the worth of nothing ,this will be his legacy.
England is cold, soggy, and expensive
That’s why the English love it.
AND FULL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I tried telling that to the boat people coming from France but they still keep coming!
I went to lincoln yesterday and didnt hear anyone speaking English it was like i was in another country 🤦♂️
did Tories actually lie to the people? Shocking.
Who was saying it’s all about small boats? It’s such an obvious instance of a disgraceful government who could just turn them back. It’s a clear sign of the bare minimum being beyond our political class. I’ve not heard anyone saying it’s the majority or entirely the problem.
This is not an immigration policy. This is a population policy. Most of pople concerns on personal economic issue only, such as employment and public services, such as NHS. Pliticians diverts the focus from lack of population policy or public services.
WHY don't they work? Do we not have control of who comes in? Or do the cabinet just disagree with the will of the people and so willfully ignore them?
A single international student paying per year £13-16k. Also paying transport, rent, food, etc. Isn't it contributinng to economy.
The problem with both student and temporary work visas is that they can both lead to indefinite leave to remain after 5 years of residence in the country. And of course once these new immigrants obtain permanent residency they will apply for visas allowing them to also bring their family over. Both student and temporary work visas should be temporary with no possibility of extension otherwise immigrants from all over the world will continue using these schemes as a way to move permanently to this country.
All started with Blair and his comrades. Enjoy the next 10 years of Labour!
I really hope that this video gets more views - really good analysis.
Students usually go back home after they complete their courses, obviously lots over stay, but 80% do go back, unlike the other groups. Students also pay their way
Students have been bringing their dependants with them and they are not going home. They are switching to other visa types and staying with their families!
Students are costing us £24 billion a year
Maybe the ones who attended the prestigious universities,I personally have known loads and loads of students who never went back home,the post study visa is just a back door to stay on permanently
@@255gmoney and what is wrong with that ?
They don't pay taxes - they only pay student fees so they do not make any contribution to infrastructure, social care, etc.
Moreover, British citizens living abroad are excluded from debates on ‘migration.’ They are shielded from negative connotations that the term ‘migration’ has acquired. They are not connected to housing shortages or rising prices. Retired British citizens in Southern Europe are not seen as exerting pressure on public services, cost or accessibility of health care, and the drain caused on national resources of host countries. While the news depicts ‘migrants’ in Britain as a threat to the country’s security, economy, and social cohesion, British ‘expats’ are not discursively linked to any of these migration-associated anxieties. The vision of Britons who historically never saw themselves as ‘immigrants’ is reproduced today by the country’s mainstream media. The troped identities of buccaneers, explorers, and entrepreneurs-historically assumed by the British to colonize and exploit the world
Put simply, media narratives re-create older colonial dynamics and identities in a contemporary setting, producing the ‘superior’ West vis a vis the ‘inferior’ rest
When Priti, Sulla, RIshi went out to make a deal with India it turn out to be exculsively visa deals. distracted the masses with hot topics. so missed it lol
Students bringing there families over too - it really is unbelievable we are just a benefit haven 😂 anyone who manages to get their self here every credit - I do not blame them in the slightest
I’m voting reform I’m done and fed up with every other party
Why can’t we just only let in as many people as leave?. Also only let people in with jobs to go too?
UK definitely needs more migration. I can't even get to see a doctor in 2 months time, an hour wait in the pharmacy and got told that my meds are out of stock due to Brexit! How foolish and selfish the Brexiters!
Damn! We are talking about illegal migration not the legal because we know who they are! Typical MSN!
Those don't come to study
It's not about the numbers, it's about how the NHS can't cope and housing problems etc.
when u voted brexit cause u dont like immigrants, but then forgot that brexit will stop only eu immigration 😂
Very nice. Now lets do it again, with a chart in the background of crime levels over the years. Hmm, that would be interesting.
Brexit benefits. Why did they vote to leave the EU?
Get a grip!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Because we're actually doing better than the EU.
@@dlpjhapppy9714 Except we're not. Drinking too much sewage?
The whole idea of Brexit is sht. Farage says that's not the Brexit I wanted.. sure cuz he didn't and still has not got a clue... all he wants is wreck Britain and get a bit of money for himself
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The claim about filling shortages is just not true. In the tech sector, hundreds of thousands of workers were brought in during previous years, and now UK citizens with degrees are struggling to find jobs in IT. Ironically, the government still provides funds to bootcamps.
They should stop BNO visas and stop accepting asylum seekers. The long term implication to the public services is something not being considered by the government.
Asylum seekers should be turned aways but not BNOs. BNOs are defined as "British" by law
This is refreshingly good facts-based coverage. Congrats, Sky!
Let’s end the NHS myth once and for all:
1. Only 110,748 licensed doctors in the UK as at 2021 were internationally trained.
2. in the year ending June 2021, there were: 6.0 million people were living in the UK who had the nationality of a different country (9% of the total population).
3. This means of 6 million migrants only 110,000 were Doctors. That means only 1.82% of migrants were actually Doctors.
4. Most new registrations by internationally trained doctors from 2009-2019 did not have a specialty at the time of initial registration (96.2% in 2019). Only a relatively small number of these doctors go on to gain specialist or GP registration (11.6% within 5 years)
THE UK IS NOT IMPORTING SURGEONS.
FINALLY:
The Global Strategy on Human Resources for Health Workforce 2030 stipulates that countries need to halve their dependence on foreign-trained professionals by 2030. Given the UK’s commitment to the WHO Global Code, the reliance on the international recruitment of doctors to address workforce shortages is not a desired or sustainable solution. This has been recognised in the 2023 NHS Long-Term plan which stipulates that in the long-term the UK needs to train sufficient doctors to meet domestic demand
Get RISHI and labour OUT 😡
Amazing that there is no mention to why "a large chunk of people coming to work are coming in the healthcare system" No mention at all of why we need more people there. The truth is that many doctors and nurses are leaving the NHS, or going only to part time. Where are they going? The the private sector (in UK or abroad). Such an important shift and nobody talks about it. The plan is clear: make the NHS worse and worse, and force people to go private. There was an interesting piece in the Financial Times, few years ago: "London lures world’s top private health groups" (Dec-18). I don't see why suddenly private groups would start investing in doing business in a country where there was no chance of doing business because the public health service was good enough. I saw how this same plan unfolded in other countries, and it ended in miseri for the common people. It is happening again here, and I am not sure if I feel sorry or sadly satisfied. In the end, ignorance, apathy, stupidity needs to have a punishment, and this one is a self-inflicted one.
Vote Reform UK! 🖕🏻😘🏴🖕🏻
Clear Them Out.