Mass Migration - Page 12

Frontex reports there have been over 275k illegal crossings into the EU so far this year, figures not seen since the migrant crisis in 2016. 

The British government is looking at putting up migrants on cruise ships and in holiday parks as it struggles to accommodate the influx in expensive hotels.

The ‘cash-strapped’ government, now preparing tax hikes, will overspend on its aid budget by around £1 billion due to the migrant influx.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is reportedly preparing to introduce a “growth visa” to bring in more workers to Britain.

A hotel in a quiet Welsh village with just 400 residents is being rammed full of some 200 migrants, at a cost of £6.8 million to British taxpayers.

Thousands of Albanians protested in London in response to Home Secretary Suella Braverman characterising the migrant crisis as an “invasion”.

Despite promising to take in 3,500 migrants from other European Union countries, France has received just 38 people since June — and will not take any more after Italy rejected port access to an NGO’s migrant “taxi” ship.

In a resolution adopted this week, the European Union has condemned structural and institutional racism along with denouncing the demographic theory of a “Great Replacement”.

A suspected terrorist has stabbed one policeman to death and shot another in the chest with the slain officer’s service weapon, in Brussels, the national capital of Belgium and the principal capital of the European Union. 

Six local governments are now fighting Britain’s central government in court after having hotels in their area flooded with migrants with minimal or even zero prior consultation. 

The British public overwhelmingly believe that the government is performing badly in handling immigration and asylum amid the migrant crisis.

Poland reported a surge in illegals crossing from Belarus, apparently taking advantage of the new surveillance systems not working yet.

Just under two-thirds of Italians support the immigration policies of firebrand Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.

The British government’s Department for International Trade (DIT), currently trying to negotiate a trade deal with India, has confirmed it has neither produced nor seen any research on whether such a deal could have a negative impact on British workers. 

A senior member of Spanish populists VOX announced the party will pursue a national referendum on immigration.

Top naval officer expressed support for a naval blockade in the Mediterranean to halt illegal migration to alleviate human suffering.

Judges have granted a convicted Albanian murderer who arrived illegally by boat in Britain permission to stay and pursue an asylum claim.

Danish prosecutors have charged three women, all in their thirties, for promoting terrorism after travelling to Syria where they joined the Islamic State and married members of the jihadist terror organisation.

A group of contractors employed by the Home Office have been disciplined for attempting to deal drugs to migrants at a migrant centre in Kent.

The NGO migrant “taxi” ship Ocean Viking has called on France, Spain, and Greece – but apparently no African or Middle Eastern countries – to find them a port to drop off over 200 migrants after Italy’s Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi refused access to Italian ports.

Around 100 migrants staged an apparent attempt at an armed insurrection in an immigration centre in London in the early hours of Saturday.

Salah Abdeslam the only surviving member of the terrorist cell that carried out the 2015 Bataclan massacre in Paris and has been sentenced to life in prison was married this week by telephone.

A Congolese migrant with a deportation order from France who has been convicted of rape multiple times since 2000 has again been arrested for sexual assault, just two months after leaving prison.

The Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has admitted that the force’s “significant failings” are partly to blame for the deaths that occurred following a radical Islamic terror bombing at Manchester Arena in 2017.

Labour heavyweight Diane Abbott MP says the alleged rape of a teenage boy at a hotel hosting migrants at the taxpayers’ expense “is what happens when you demonise migrants” and appeared to blame Home Secretary Suella Braverman for the attack.

Officials in Kent have warned that they are at the “breaking point” in the migrant crisis, leaving no space for ‘local children’ in schools.

One boy has allegedly been raped and another sexually assaulted in separate incidents at an East London hotel hosting migrants at taxpayers’ expense, according to reports. 

The Canadian Liberal government promised to increase immigration levels to 500,000 per year by 2025: 400,000 arrived last year. 

The foreign-born population has hit its highest level in history, with one in six people being born in another country.

The open-borders establishment in Britain has thrown a fit over Home Secretary Suella Braverman calling the migrant crisis an invasion.

Brexit leader Nigel Farage has warned that a petrol bomb attack on a Border Force migrant processing centre will be used by the open borders lobby to try and shut down discussion of and action against the ongoing Channel boat migrants crisis. 

London’s Metropolitan Police have belatedly released video of a “vicious” attack on a 19-year-old young woman at Notting Hill Carnival in an effort to track down the perpetrators. 

Italy’s new Minister of the Interior has announced he will be looking to stop migrant taxi NGO ships ferrying illegal aliens to Italy, stating he will use the decrees previously enacted by populist Lega leader Matteo Salvini when he held the post.

During a speech to the French parliament, President Emmanuel Macron admitted that around half of the delinquency in Paris involves illegal immigrants.

The British government considered proposals to build migrant tent cities in London to house asylum seekers, the Times of London reports.

Over a year after his arrest for the murder of a French priest, Rwandan migrant Emmanuel Abayisenga has been indicted by a French prosecutor.