For the week commencing August 4, expect record illegal immigration for the UK. Borderless Britain – bereft of effective immigration control despite being surrounded by sea – is set to experience yet more fun and games this coming week. With calm seas anticipated for the next seven days, British taxpayers can look forward to a record number of illegal boat crossings as the summer splashdown continues.
Why bother policing the border at all? In Starmer’s Britain, the number of illegal immigrants crossing the English Channel has already passed 25,000 for the year. That’s an increase of 50% on the same period in 2024. Considering how bad the toxic Tories were, that’s some achievement! Maybe Labour has a new target of 50k for Christmas!
Nearly 900 of that number crossed on Wednesday alone, by the way. It is worth remembering they are crossing from France, a developed country with an equally juicy welfare state which they already reached. Never forget this fact whenever folks tell you these people are in genuine need! By the way, give it time and Labour will no doubt use this as an excuse to sign Britain up to the EU’s much-maligned burden-sharing migration pact. Stay tuned for more!
And lest we forget, there are still 32,000 asylum seekers in hotels while the cost of asylum accommodation is projected to hit nearly £2bn in 2027/28. And as for the uniparty of the Conservatives and Labour – and their stellar track record – since 2018, 170,000 migrants have arrived in the UK. Of that, just 4% have been deported!
But instead of actually getting its finger out, Sir Keir Starmer’s ever-popular Government is apparently establishing a spy unit likely tasked with keeping tabs on what British people post on social media. Look, no one should be stirring up racial hatred – and the real blame for this car crash is not with the migrants but with Britain’s feckless governments – but is this really where the priority should be right now?
Is it any wonder Reform UK leads the polls? Is it really a shocker that GB News is winning the ratings wars with the BBC and Sky News? Labour and the Tories can only watch on as karma bites. Calm seas this week will likely bring more illegal migrants but rough seas in politics will likely bring in Prime Minister Nigel Farage.