EU migration has plummeted since Brexit
Since the 2016 EU referendum, European migration to the UK has fallen by 72 per cent.
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Quietly, our Brexit government is learning to love immigration – just not migrants
More people are coming to the UK than before the EU referendum, and ministers are filling jobs with foreign workers.
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Rishi Sunak’s rightwards dash has destroyed what reputation he had left
The former chancellor could have fought an honourable campaign. Instead he’s led an illiberal arms race.
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How the Home Office detained thousands of potential trafficking victims
Even when people are referred to the UK’s modern slavery framework, they may still be held.
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Police report hundreds of crime victims a month to immigration service
Victims of child abuse and domestic violence face possible deportation, as revealed in data seen by the New Statesman.
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Back in Time for Birmingham tells the story of immigration in postwar Britain
For all its banalities, the BBC’s warm-hearted recreation of the lives of previous generations of British Asians is welcome, even…
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The new visa route for graduates is a con
How can it be portrayed as pro-immigration when it doesn’t recognise universities in Africa?
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Brexit isn’t merely pointless — it is failing on its own terms
Public concern about immigration to the UK may be down, but it has always been a surrogate question to living…
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