Yes, it is indeed an invasion of economic migrants that we can't afford in the UK. How is it that "illegal migrants" can get legal aid when British people can't?
Suella gave an excellent speech to parliament about the invasion of "illegal migrants" on our shores.
All strength and power to the former AG to get it sorted to the satisfaction of the British people that have been complaining about it for decades. One of the main reasons that our people voted for BREXIT, to protect and defend our borders.
When Theresa May was in the Home Office, it was reported that border control knew that people were arriving in our country, after they arrived, border force didn't know where they went or whether they'd even left the country. That wouldn't happen in Israel or Australia. It is estimated that there is at least a million illegal immigrants in the UK.
Our country is overpopulated, there isn't enough jobs for everyone that lives here, nor is there enough social housing. In the 70s the trade unions knew that there wouldn't be jobs for everyone in this timeline. One of the reasons that there was so much investment in leisure during the 80s and 90s. However, it's great having leisure facilities if people are earning enough to be able to pay to access them.
Working people with families in the UK on low wages are at food banks, they can't even afford to provide for themselves. Salaries in real terms haven't increased since the 80s. The EU enabled cheap labour that also undercut our own workforce.
Of course the corporations liked cheap labour at the detriment of the economy and the people that live in the UK. British industry/manufacturing has been decimated during my lifetime. Yet, housebuilding is everywhere, can't put a pin between the houses and flats that have been built in rural areas.
Our people live in the smallest properties in Europe. Biblical prophecy foretold that the time would come when people will say "that's too small to live in".
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