UK net migration from 2022 revised up from 606,000 to a record 745,000

Net migration hit a record high in 2022, after the Office for National Statistics revised its previous estimate. And it’s not a small revision.
It now says net migration - which is the number of people coming to the UK minus the number leaving wasn't 606,000 in 2022 as it previously estimated, but 745,000 - that's because last year a lot more people came to the UK and fewer left than they realised.
Meanwhile, the ONS net migration estimate for the 12 months to June this year is 672,000. That suggests net migration is coming down slightly. But it's a long way from the Conservatives' 2019 manifesto promise to bring it down from the then level of 212,000.

[@AkinoluSanda]

The irony of leaving EU because immigration - Brexit

[@longrolstral]

I think people were more concerned about illegal immigration, but that didn't work out so well, either.

[@user-pd6bd7ir4z]

@@longrolstralnow cooperation on that front is in tatters

[@user-pd6bd7ir4z]

@@longrolstralnow cooperation on that front is in tatters

[@FiddlinWithYourCerebellum]

@@longrolstralnah they weren’t. They were just concerned about migration. Anyone could from a country in the EU could come here and work no questions asked. But looks like that didn’t really matter cos now they’re giving out more Visas than they ever did before 😂😂😂

[@michaelmatisse2808]

Brexit was sabotaged, these politicians left or right did not want brexit.

[@Truthseeker1515]

So much for blaming the EU! None of them are EU nationals!

[@chilledoutstudio]

I left in 2020 at the age of 18 for my home country of Portugal , never looked back

[@user-si5sk2hm2n]

I don't understand them at all they wanted to get rid of white immigration from Europe and replaced the Europeans with new ones 😆 what a mess.People who like to work should be respected and should be kept in the country, not those who are lazy.

[@kerryfry1857]

@0atheist Returning nationals. Who wants to come here, to this infested, isolated, clown island?

[@DEVRIMCI2007]

Before Brexit, EU nationals were on top for 8 years.

[@chilledoutstudio]

@@DEVRIMCI2007 Yes , and what about now? And what happened after Brexit to Britain? Ask yourself that

[@leopoldleoleo]

I really wish there was more clarity about which proportion become permanent residents, or what the ‘net’ figures truly represent. Mixing in students, temporary workers, and permanent residents just muddies the waters

[@anitha6249]

I am a Hindu Indian who moved to The UK from Singapore. Both my husband and I are Masters degree holders from Australia in Engineering and Business Management. My husband was offered a job here in 2022 by an indian tech startup whose founder was an ex colleague. My husband used to work in The UK 15 years ago, so he took it up. There are no jobs in the technology he works in, in India. We chose not to have kids, we donate to the dog shelters and The Cancer foundation. We often buy food for the homeless people. We regret moving here because we see this country is going to the muslims just like India is. Well, you are much better off to take your country back but we have no future at home. Reasons: Caste divide created by the british establishment that lower classes resent upper classes and take up all the jobs through reservations, xtian missionary written false history taken to new heights by communists, islamic jihad and population explosion, communist cancer, rapid religious conversions. They hate India and want to keep it a slum and hindu free. Most politicians want to eradicate hinduism from India. It is too complicated.

[@Oluyimikaa]

There was. It's in the video

[@SalehSingh44]

It wouldn’t even matter in my opinion. I hear in Canada the scheme is to go on a student visa and just work while somebody else in the same house takes classes for you.

[@cinpeace353]

​@@SalehSingh44😂😂. Lot of Indians using student visa as working visa to come to Canada for sure. Once arrived, they looking for jobs and stay to become permanent residence in future.

[@MarcOnell1205]

@@Oluyimikaawhere？ on which minute and second? I didn’t manage to see😢

[@thomasfowler8212]

As someone who lives in an east Asian country i tend to agree with that manager. The way elderly people are regarded / cared for here, is just on a completely different level. People often live their entire life with their fanily either in same house or not far away. They care for them basically 24/7 and take their elderly relatives on walks and to the parks to meet other elderly people / do activities regularly. The quality of life here for elderly people just seems so much better, it seems so lonely and sad in Uk. The act of care work seems to be more ingrained in the social contract here and so i can completely see why foreign nationals would be essential for this industry. Care work for us British is viewed more as a chore than a duty.

[@wavemaker2077]

Yet, your British government officials deny that. They said, just increase the salary and a lot of British workers will apply.

[@thomasfowler8212]

@@wavemaker2077 Its usually not a good idea to listen to British government officials, hence why i left lol

[@justanothernobody7142]

It's a totally diffierent culture, in a lot of countries society has conditioned people to think once someone gets to a certain age and can't work they're useless to socitety and a burden and so should be dumped into a care home while they wait to die. You saw this in the UK during the pandemic where a huge amount of people just didn't care about the elderly at all.

[@debbiehf05]

I can guarantee British nationals would fill every vacany in the industry if they paid a wage that is both fair for the work being done and a wage that can support life. Like the woman said, she gets paid more in India. Who in Britain would willingly work for less than what you get paid in India?

[@BingleFlimp]

My opinion would then be that it's a fault in our culture that should be addressed and not something that we should assign to imported immigrants. There's a sinister belief in many who would consider themselves leftists that we need to import an "underclass" of people to do jobs we don't want to do.

[@AD-zs3ey]

As planned by the Brexit leaders... Cheaper labour with less rights to increase wealth and profits.

[@tw8464]

Most likely what the "trickle down" plan was all along. But the people who supported "Brexit" will never admit how they were so easily manipulated. But they just go on defending "Brexit" just because can't admit made a mistake. They won't admit they got duped but will instead elect even worse people anyone who tells them they're "the golden gods" on TV no matter how truly terrible he is. The stubbornness of people and the ease with which the worst demagogues and would be dictators can manipulate them into handing over total power is truly terrifying.

[@tw8464]

I say this because it's the same thing going on here in the U.S. and elsewhere

[@AD-zs3ey]

@@tw8464 Brexit was about: - Protecting offshore tax havens of the super wealthy. - Bring in cheap labour to increase profits. - Bring back Victorian style wealth structures All the evidence supports the above. Millions now living in poverty in the UK and tens of millions struggling / worrying.

[@akatheking82]

@@AD-zs3ey So Labour will reduce immigration? Good luck with that one...

[@AD-zs3ey]

@@akatheking82 Wrexit has increased net immigration... Facts. Tory boys have achieved record figures in 2022 and 2023.... And increasing. Spreading populist lies to fool the masses whilst wrecking the country to hoard wealth offshore. It's genocide... Blood money.

[@dansome3563]

She was earning MORE IN India then in the UK. That says it all about care system in the UK

[@Makalon102]

wages in uk are low for everything

[@stevens1041]

Shameful

[@antiwoke6888]

Exactly !!!! and it is immigration that pushes down the wages .... why raise wages when you just get in an immigrant !!!!!!!!!!

[@jenzwozniak5541]

@@0atheist100% lying. Only idiot would have believe it.

[@HittishaSingh_SEO]

@@0atheistI am from India & I would like to confirm what she said is right, you could earn more in India being in same field, I am from IT sector & was earning way more than what I earn here given the inflation & cost of living, but I understand due to current condition in uk even Brit’s are faced with these challenges & before coming here I wasn’t aware of the ground reality & I didn’t move here for money but some other personal reason.

[@georgep811]

Vote Reform UK 🇬🇧

[@jqjq1796]

please also mention net highest record immigration from India this year alone has been nearly 2 million Indian migrants, thanks to the ex home secretary n current PM

[@sandeepakariyawasam5216]

That's on leaving EU. Now yall has to replace them with someone else, mostly indians.

[@YourFuhrer1933]

Indians always migrated to other countries it's not new

[@BOBBOB-dy9xw]

Everywhere I go there's punjabi, everywhere there's a turban

[@ElectrostatiCrow]

The new Indian colony looking lit NGL😂

[@paritoshthapliyal1520]

ya but unlike muslims, they integrate with the society, respect indegeneous traditions and culture and dont cry about any personal religious law.they become ceos,high executives, even prime ministers.they are one of the,if not the most prosperous communities in foreign land.they contribute to the society as well as the country's economy.they also suffer racism from whites but dont make too much fuss about it.also they dont cry foul and play victim after terrorising others nor they have any religious motivation to take over the entire world.cant say same thing about indian muslims and khalistanis tho.

[@mitchio86]

so we vote for less immigration but get more 🤔

[@Manu-Official]

Also voted to ''get rid of unelected bureaucrats'' - and then David ''Oink'' Cameron is now back as prime miniature.

[@uk145]

much much more!

[@DarkStormHero]

Like your vote matters bro , they will just bin it and do what they want.

[@hotmess2766]

Do not vote Tories

[@lucone2937]

At least there has been less immigration from the EU countries if that was the original idea of the Brexiteers. I guess Britain has to rely on its former colonies outside Europe like India and Nigeria.

[@scribblezgfx]

The government has put everything up: Inflation UP NHS waiting UP Energy bills UP Migration UP Your wages DOWN

[@adam7802]

Biggest joke is they are supposed to be safe hands for the economy... 🤣🤣🤣

[@buildingabout3505]

Brexit? Achieved

[@pb.j.1753]

So you are telling us Brexit has not brought any benefits to you 👌🏽

[@wavydavy9816]

Unnecessary deaths due to increased costs of food and energy UP

[@adam7802]

@@pb.j.1753 What has incompetent government got to do with Brexit? No, the Tories made this mess mostly by themselves, if Brexit didn't happen the situation wouldn't be vastly different.

[@BOBBOB-dy9xw]

Please also mention 90% of these "immigrants" are Sikh Punjabi. They not allowing other immigrants in

[@Qurankolikhnewala]

Proof ?

[@I-will-teach-you-1to1]

Sikh's have a great reputation. Which can't be said for everyone!

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Net Flix New Foodcourt

[@vre7474]

Just all indians

[@BOBBOB-dy9xw]

@Qurankolikhnewala In my city there was none of them around few years ago now they coming in hundreds and I recognise them by their Turban and they live 10 in one house

[@sam69xxx1]

I started to work as a support worker with full training. After one month I gave up the job and went back to my previous job as a warehouse assistant. It’s a job that you have to commit yourself. Not everyone can do it. Also amount of pay for the job you do is another factor to leave.

[@boomgatbing]

More immigrants increases the supply of labour, which reduces its price, effectively driving down wages, which is awesome for companies like Uber or Amazon. Immigrants also increase consumption, which is great for sellers like Amazon or Asda. They also generate taxes which is good for the government officials, and of course they apply pressure to housing, which is great for landlords. Immigrants are also far less likely to unionize, and may even have cultural differences or language barriers with other migrants and locals, massively reducing working class solidarity and co-operation. This is what Corporations, politicians, and Landlords mean when they say that "immigration is good for the economy'. They own the economy, so it's great for them. When they say "Immigrants do the jobs that locals won't", they omit to mention "for decent wages". Quite aside from the environmental devastation of growing the British population so fast, immigrants are fundamentally a strategy to transform the working class into indentured servants of corporations and plutocrats. It's not the immigrant's fault themselves - it's the people who bring them in, and the reasons they do so.

[@sammorris1789]

They hated him because he spoke the truth.

[@tatjana7008]

The same happens in Germany. I don't think lobbyists will be ever stopped and we heading to disaster

[@ivanestades5903]

Can't really put it much clearer man, it's that easy

[@user-sj5ju4jb7t]

So you want to enjoy the riches of colonialism, but then don’t want them to work/live in your country? Sorry you don’t get it both ways. The quality of life you enjoy is built on these same people.

[@boomgatbing]

@@user-sj5ju4jb7t Totally wrong. Colonialism and slavery were devastating for the British working class. Having to compete with slaves or underpaid workers in the colonies drove down wages in Manchester and Liverpool. Instead of a growing, healthy middle class (like you see in Scandinavian countries that didn't have colonies), the British workers ended up effectively enslaved. Take a glance at the world of Dickens, of the poor houses, of orphans forced into mills. All that was done due to competition from free or forced labour in the colonies. The idea that colonialism or slavery were remotely good for 90% of British people is pure propaganda. Workers everywhere suffer from exploitation of workers anywhere, because they have to drive down the price of their labour to match the slaves and exploitees. I understand where you're coming from brother, but I assure you that the average Briton didn't benefit from the colonies.

[@jamesgerrardbrown5169]

This will not hinder Sunak paying for his London heated swimming pool, nor private jet travel junkies telling WE THE PEOPLE to stay home and forget about arms dealer ambassadors

[@jamesvo8514]

Hey guys, in 2024, the gov charge me - £ 3105 for 3 year Health Surcharge - £ 827 for visa application - £ 3239 for Certificate Sponshorship fee Total payment is £7171 for just TO BE in the UK for 3 years.

[@timoorkhan935]

253000 only from India in 11months 😮

[@adolft_official]

thats visa not migrant@lethalburmesedude5006

[@shukriiii]

@lethalburmesedude5006you should see Canada…..

[@ragul3204]

It's better than you jihadis.

[@chanasahmad9540]

How could the PM say anything against this? In fact, he too, is a migrant.

[@juanmiguelreyesguerr]

Brexit was about a global Britain. Well, there you are, global Britain.

[@hassyg4083]

stay out of Ukraine

[@maccagrabme]

Grow up you sound ridiculous.

[@darkfoxjj]

Like in 1853, stop expanding into Europe.

[@calvinaitkin-sf9up]

Brexit was never about a global Britain,,precisely the opposite,,taking back control of our borders.The fact that migration has increased is down to bad decisions by politicians and constant blocks on schemes to address the situation by charities,opposition polititians and human rights lawyers.

[@hirenska4765]

you kok, you have taken european more even after Brexit

[@chucksavage3712]

It's an insult to every care worker to suggest that people wanting a living wage are "the wrong kind of people".

[@bigbarry8343]

in olden days before Thatcher, the families lived on single income, hence the social care sector wasn't necessary.

[@cynthiamorris1874]

@@bigbarry8343Many women worked before Thatcher, further back you may be right, it was before the war, during the war women worked in the munitions factories.

[@PostingCringeOnMain]

@@cynthiamorris1874 Women worked before the war, too - depending where in the country you look. Pit Brow girls and chain makers were the first female trade unionists long before the First World War. Any woman left widowed or with a husband who was injured/left disabled after an accident at work would be expected to work or risk being sent to a womens prison, or debtors prison. I really think people are confused about when women entered the workplace, Northern cotton factories in the 1840's were almost exclusively work places for women and children. I'm not convinced that there was a point in history when working class women didn't have to undertake some kind of employment - yes, middle class and upper class women didn't work, but even before industrialisation and the enclosure acts, women would work the land alongside their husband and any children old enough to swing a shovel.

[@jerryorange6983]

That was a clamsy statement. I think she meant the money might attract people without any compassion or passion to the work and patients.

[@Lucky-wt6fg]

I agree, but it’s not just about the money. Unhealthy working conditions, lowest possible number of working staff, which is deliberate so as to keep profits as high as possible and just about covers the legal requirements for staffing numbers………lots of other issues too!

[@Youthuba]

Colonizers become the colonies! Life is beautiful

[@Bell_plejdo568p]

This isn’t colonization

[@guptagirishk]

Yes, not colonisation but karma hitting back 😂

[@maxbig9021]

😂Of course it is, if she says so. A Hindu woman will not lie right to your face. A nurse in India earns a maximum of 250 pounds per month, while in England her salary is 3,000 pounds per month. So judge for yourself.

[@ragul3204]

Adjusted to living costs, she might be earning less. I don't think she gets 3000 pounds in the UK.

[@michaelkavanagh5947]

Well done Tories! 13 years and it’s a mess. Never reward failure regardless of the “I can change” with flowers nonsense.

[@onlineonlineaccount2368]

@michaelkavanagh5947....Well you British voted for them for years......chickens comming home ro roost.

[@lemdixon01]

Its happing to almost every European country so its a global policy from global governance.

[@onlineonlineaccount2368]

@@lemdixon01 Good right ? Europeans globalize the world with mass colonialism and migration. Now Europe will be global stage....a even exchange of past and present.

[@Dan-nh8nu]

It's not the tories it's every western country and their ruling elites.

[@GrantMC100]

Well we'll all vote Labour and import the whole of the middle east and Africa here. All for free. We have a combined 7m not working. We need no immigrants here. Student visas are a back door to permanently reside here. That's 300,000 homes, on top of the 58,000 dependants. We have no homes, our NHS is creaking, our services and infrastructure are at breaking point. Also the little matter of cohesion. We have seen recently that there are many here that hate our values, culture and history. Brits have every right to be included in the immigration conversation, and the vast majority want it stopped entirely. We are not a central European country where many borders are crossed daily, we are a tiny pressure cooker island, and this will not end well until immigration is significantly reduced. We also need to be mindful in restricting immigration from certain demographics, those that will not and have not assimilated and who do not respect western values, the culture and history of the host country, should not be made welcome here.

[@dzddteo4920]

Brits are not told about 1.6 million immigrants who came from India to fill the vacant job vacancies. The brits have not taken those vacancies as they should after voting for Brexit . It’s laughable that the ones who wanted Brexit to limit immigration have actually seen it increase to record high .

[@ChristopherFodor]

That's not how labor works Arab

[@Space_and_history]

​@ChristopherFodor, that is how it works

[@ChristopherFodor]

@@Space_and_history Maybe if you're a Jew

[@dubstepXpower]

Probably because they are underpaid. Getting slave labour from overseas isn't an excuse to bring in hordes of people.

[@Space_and_history]

@ChristopherFodor then why your government want skilled and unskilled people for jobs if they already enough people in the country to fill it

[@Pogo-A-Gogo]

As a British born male who was a carer (including personal care and all it entails) The care sector really doesn't pay enough for what they do. The care companies treat you like robots and just another number. While it never felt like a job looking after somebody the legal responsibilities including medication administration are not fair for minimum wage. The pay didn't cover anything close for things like fuel to and wear and tear on your car. I would go back in an instant but at the current rates my bank balance and bills would not let me.

[@1nsurr3ction]

Especially right now when you have to seriously think about the best time to turn on the heating.. they just want cheap labour, it's the bottom line they care about, not the welfare of the staff or the ppl in their care.

[@Leo-zr1qv]

If you work in a not so profitable industry do expect to make that much money.

[@DarrenJamiesonJamieson]

Personnaly I have no clue about what it is like being foreign and the criminal way of life that they are leading. If this makes me dumb then what!

[@manuelfg2902]

How much are you paid?

[@rod9829]

2:34 what are the other third? I tried to look up myself by the stats are opaque

[@goatsummoner]

I was in the care industry for a few months, as a homecarer. I left because the work was underpaid for how hard it was. I was expected to get up early to drive to homes at all hours. I was doing more hours then my contract every week, which didn't factor in travel time - so all driving was unpaid. I didn't agree to do more than 48 hours a week, but I was booked in to do 60 hours one week, which I fought back on. For those months I worked there I practically had no personal life. I almost loved out of my car and only went home to sleep. Worse still, I applied for a cleaning job, not to be a carer. Obviously the job agency I got the job through thought that was fine.

[@rinchhensherpa6972]

I'm a Live-in-Carer who has been working for 2 yrs now. I used to work in the office 9-5 before this job. Life as a Live-in-Carer is pretty serious. You basically sign your life off to the job. It is more mental stress than physical. However there are benefits to this job as well especially if you are young and single. The accommodation is free, no worries about heating and energy bills, food expenses £50/week, travel mileage paid. I am hoping to hang on for another 2-3 yrs max and start my own business. 🤞

[@Ifellofmybike]

I did this job for a few years and it drained me mentally and psychically. I was done, when addling fuel to anti-Polish hatred became a part of government agenda during Brexit. Now I enjoy living in developing, beautiful Poland and UK enjoys new quality emigration xd

[@stephenbroadhurst7653]

I’m of the opinion that if an individual is not prepared to do that job under those conditions they should not expect anyone else to do that job either. It is easy for someone who has loads of money saying we pay nurses enough ,but you don’t see these hypocrites emptying bed pans or working long shifts.

[@goatsummoner]

@rinchhensherpa6972 it does suit some people. And I'm glad there are people put there who are willing to do any kind of caring job because it's mentally exhausting. Mix in the fact I have ASD and it was a disaster for me personally. I'm young-ish, but I have a partner who I'd like to spend time with before we commit to kids and a home together. That's really hard to do when work takes over your life. And I'm not afraid to admit that I just can't do a carers job.

[@goatsummoner]

@stephenbroadhurst7653 I wouldn't expect anyone to do a carers job on minimum wage. They should be paid far more than they are being paid, but that won't happen. Being any kind of carer requires a certain kind of character and ability to put up with some seriously messed up stuff. I was caring for adults with disabilities and mental issues. One person we cared for threatened to r**e me, stab me, and throw me out the window. Suffice to say, that was a big reason I left, along with not having a personal life and struggling mentally because I'm autistic.

[@allanwhiteley6199]

Disolve the government and have a general election.

[@wrestlingp]

@@bobs_1429 So you'd rather more of this Tory lot eh? goodness me.

[@alexrazmislevich7265]

Who are you talking to? The king? He shits on you.

[@wrestlingp]

@@bobs_1429 Yet you've had a party in power which has promised to bring immigration down, just to appeal to smooth brains like yourself, and they've failed time and time again. We live in a globalized world and travel between nations is easier than ever, that's the 21st century, you want to go back to the "good old days" which are gone.

[@Blazegraze12]

​@@bobs_1429If that's what you truly believe then no one should ever ask you.

[@randomlygeneratedname7171]

@@bobs_1429You are not allowed to think boy! Stay on the script. Vote Labour next. Assume Labour had a big plate to deal with and stubborn resistance so vote Labour again. Forgive Labour for their failures and vote Labour again hoping they redeem themselves. Then Vote Tory to teach then a lesson not because they’re any better.

[@branton957]

What is 'zilt zero' as the reporter in Grey coat mentioned? at 05:48

[@MarkWongMD]

That's like 5,000 people a day. How is that even possible?

[@knavenformed9436]

2k* But yeah as the desscription states it's incoming minus outgoing, even then it's just crazy to think of how they find the room for accommodation there

[@porkie8876]

People who work in care are really a different kind of person. My partner has worked in care over 20 years, she sees people getting jobs and quitting after an hour, hats off to all cares i for sure couldnt do it

[@superpantman]

I feel like you're an idiot if you go into care work and then don't expect it to be hard. It's like being a labourer and then gasping, "you want me to LIFT things!?"

[@cameron9119]

250,000 Indian migrants per year and an Indian PM. The UK is definitely changing.

[@quwipyui6519]

awful country the worst thing is the cares from India are the worst

[@ragul3204]

Are you crying about it?

[@carolkemp5935]

Many elderly people don't need the sort of care we have seen in this video. I'm nearly 80 and have never had anyone clean, cook, help me wash dress or do my washing for me. Recently, I moved into a flat in sheltered accommodation, it was the only accommodation available to me. I was horrified to find a large majority of people here have someone to clean, a carer to help them wash and dress, make their tea, get their breakfast and wait on them hand and foot. These elderly people spend most of their time sitting, watching T.V., talking or sleeping. If elderly people did more for themselves, kept active, they would remain fitter, healthier and not become a burden. I'm not the fittest of people, I've had osteoarthritis in both knees, hips and shoulders for over 30 years, and I'm asthmatic. By keeping fit, being active, my muscles have not shrunk to the point where I can't get out of a chair without help. I can go out and about without having to lean on a 3 - wheeled trolley thing to get around.

[@dmacarthur5356]

Weird that the UK government did away with retirement visas that blocks people like me who have a self sustainable income that would not burden the UK tax payer, can afford my own private healthcare, never been arrested, and has a fully documented and verifiable identity but will let 700k in that is the exact opposite of me with open arms.

[@superpantman]

Probably because with our aging population they're only interested in younger, working age people who just by their demographic are unlikely to need the NHS and very likely to be working and thus paying tax so I can completely understand why the government did away with retirement Visas. Sure, you'll likely buy a property and perhaps that's a bit of stamp duty but your net contribution (to the government) will probably be less than a young student who will spend money, work and likely not use public healthcare and be working for a long time to come.

[@juanmiguelreyesguerr]

It's not the pay. It's the cost of training. The solution is free tertiary education.

[@bigbarry8343]

free, selective tertiary education.

[@globalist1990]

Free tertiary education funded by other countries (many much poorer than the UK) that then see the educated flee to the uk. Result!

[@darkfoxjj]

Of a lower unknown quality and standard. These 925k people also use the NHS- more costs. (number quoted from the migration observatory uni of Oxgord)

[@ytpanda398]

​@@darkfoxjjsorry that doesn't relate to tertiary education I'm confused at what you're referring to

[@noneB974]

@@darkfoxjj non citizens pay for nhs

[@Twilleh]

An increase of 148,000 is quite the "revision", I'm not sure how we can't track 148,000 people competently.

[@olifromsolly6007]

What they don't want to tell you is that the UK's population is way, way higher than official figures.

[@miniena7774]

The initial figures were provisional. This was stated when they were released.

[@user-io5tv1rv4v]

then sack the person who made the silly estimate......don't make excuses for them !@@miniena7774

[@Spiderdan-59]

Because the authorities are to busy watching our own people, like me 😡😡

[@maximemaxime7705]

@@miniena7774 a provision still needs to be somehow accurate of the situation.

[@durnham]

Why do people never say, it's causing huge social, cultural and demographic changes to our country that will change it beyond recognition. The strains on services and housing are secondary to this

[@bonniebluebell5940]

Europeans are still the majority overall in the West. We still have a narrow window to act. but where lies the will? Time to turn the tables on these traitorous governments, corporations, and their globalist masters who are determined to flood the West until they have achieved their goal...the Kalergi plan is in full force. Do not listen to more and more doublespeak from these "tools". Reject the false narrative. Once you change the reality, it no longer exists. All of these problems will melt away into the either. Where are the true and courageous Brits who must stand against the usurpers? Time to take your nation back or all is lost. TIME FOR THE GREAT AWAKENING NOW!

[@salvadoran_uwu]

I wish my country, El Salvador 🇸🇻, could receive a lot of immigrants because we need to improve our economy.

[@2ru2pacFan]

😂😂😂

[@AntiAnglo-Saxon]

Who'd want to go to El Salvador though?

[@salvadoran_uwu]

@@AntiAnglo-Saxon Tourists

[@Sunflower-kk5ul]

Why students need to bring their families? I can’t understand this. Are they really coming to study?!

[@JK-sz1xy]

Study and make a life for themselves

[@Sunflower-kk5ul]

@@JK-sz1xy These students can do that in their own countries. Plenty of good universities where they came from. Most don’t go back.

[@EPIPHANY544]

How about massive influx of HONG KONGERS!! ALL I SEE IS THEIR FACES EVERYWHERE I GO THESE DAYS !!

[@pb.j.1753]

@@Sunflower-kk5ulEverybody just stay where you are. 🤡Globalization is not a thing 🤡

[@mariemmagdy9679]

Actually, most students go back to their country. You speak of something you know nothing about. And just because you’re coming to study, doesn’t mean you don’t need your family. If you’re doing a master or PhD degree and married and have kids, are supposed to leave your kids for 1 to 4 years without seeing them? You sound delusional.

[@RichardMctruthteller]

This is just pure gold; Instead of Danes, Portuguese, and Belgians, you got Pakistanis, Albanians, and Afghans. Well done guys 🤣🤣🤣

[@lenniefei6710]

Commonwealth right ?! What did u expect?!😂

[@Idontknowthing001]

Well, imagine, after cpl of centuries or few generations we won't have race issue because all will be light brownish, not white, not brown, isn't it amazing!!!

[@Rozgxardeno]

Take a trip to Mexico or Brazil if you want to see what this amazing futuristic society looks like @@Idontknowthing001

[@mistermood4164]

@@Idontknowthing001 so what? you wont be around to see it.

[@indiancowpissdrinker7151]

u forgetting the indians

[@kaykunz]

Most the new legal migrants are predominantly Indians due to deal between the government and Indian government.

[@kaykunz]

@@lethalburmesedude5006 I wasn’t saying it a bad thing . Just saying a deal is a deal.

[@adolft_official]

protest against givinng citizenship , just give work visa

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

This woman is correct , elderly care is NOT something just anyone can do ( yes I guess you could “force people “)

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

No she isn't. Economics is simple cause and effect. If you raise wages, more people want to do the job.

[@TheDolefish]

To be honest, both are likely correct. You won't be the right kind of person if you're solely motivated by money. At the same time, what the job entails with its responsibilities should really pay more than it does.

[@wavemaker2077]

In other words, the migrant workers should be paid more.

[@TheDolefish]

@@wavemaker2077 in an ideal world, everyone would be paid well for a job like this.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

No, the migrant workers shouldn't be here, which would drive up wages and attract native workers. And the government should put in place more incentives for native people to train and work as care workers. And to incentivise and support people taking care of their elderly relatives at home.@@wavemaker2077

[@TheWunder]

That's rare. Someone who can understand the issue on a deeper level and not as a black and white issue.

[@guimcestari]

it’s the employers job to interview and select the right people for the job… they can’t just say paying more would attract wrong kind of people - so what? you filter them out and hire the right ones that will be rewarded properly and motivated to stay in the industry.

[@goodnightmyprince6734]

Brexit goals achieved

[@mwahha6965]

Ok Karen

[@GanghisKhan]

Indeed i voted leave to get more immigration from the commonwealth rather than the EU, if you thought immigration would drop rather than increase you're not bright at all

[@hemtet5500]

@@mwahha6965incorrect use of the phrase have another go!

[@hassyg4083]

well EU migration is down

[@Fr33zeBurn]

How was Brexit going to stop Algerian migrants Karen? Or Ukrainian refugees? Logic clearly escapes you.

[@cherriepie]

She earned more in India than the UK! Tell me why that doesn't even surprise me anymore!

[@JK29PITBULL]

Mass immigration is directly responsible for the sky high rents in the U.K. especially in London.

[@bigbarry8343]

606,000 was already a record! in fact it was at least double and now triple of the pre b rexit annual migration !

[@MrNukedawhales]

ehm.. yes, but "pre-brexit" eu citizens didnt need (work) visa. now they do.

[@MrNukedawhales]

@@simc... most of them are on WORK visas. the uk ASKS them to come, because they dont have enough qualified workers - e.g. doctor, nurses etc. the unemployment rate in the uk is at 4%, subtract from that number the disabled and chronically ill and the people who are (short term) between jobs and you will find, that there is almost noone left - which is the reason the uk handed out 500 000 work visas.

[@MrNukedawhales]

@@simc... oh, i heard about the great sucess of legalising all drugs ;) ... well, keep your head up and never forget the unofficial motto of canada: at least were not the usa ;)

[@bigbarry8343]

@@MrNukedawhales the problem in this country is underemployment and unreported unemployment and not the lack of skills. as for health services, medical schools have been turning away qualified candidates for decades, and its been a government preference to import health professional from third world countries with dubious education system and very different health concerns.

[@MrNukedawhales]

@@bigbarry8343 i didnt write "lack of skills", i wrote lack of qualifications - e.g. nursing degree. as you pointed out, the uk isnt training enough nurses, so the gov "imports" them via work visa - which btw doesnt cost the taxpayer a dime and you get a fully trained nurse. the second benefit is, that you can "import" qualified workers "just in time": training them takes time and money and you dont know exactely how much you need when their training is finished. "importing" exactely the numbers you need is much easier. the third benefit is, that you cannot "force" someone to get a specific qualification - e.g. you train 1 000 doctors, you need 100 surgeons, but only 50 of the students chose that path... what now? ...and finally.. since brexit many eu citizens left the uk - or dont come for seasonal work. this means that there are a lot of job vacancies, e.g. in the gastronomy or farming. the uk work visa requires qualifications - e.g. a nursing degree. so the uk gov fills the qualified jobs with "imports" and the unqualified jobs are filled with british workers.

[@jaker3151]

The majority of migrants entering the UK enter legally through official boarders at airports etc. The UK government has made a conscious decision to allow this number of people in because they think it's required to maintain and grow the UK economy. They could quite easily slash the number of legal migrants but that might have an adverse effect on the economy. It's a balancing act.

[@mullenio4200]

Whereas a country like Japan takes the hit on the economy to keep the migration levels far lower.

[@maccagrabme]

Its short term gain (demand for services) but long term pain, complete disaster and the end of the UK if this continues.

[@sarfaraz.hosseini]

@@maccagrabme Long term demographic decline is bad for a country’s economic growth. Pity the people who fell for the Brexit nonsense.

[@darkfoxjj]

People voted against mass immigration, the government simply didnt listen.

[@EmanuelJames-es8sn]

Well the native will become minority. It's not fair if politics or demographics are dominated by one community. Not against any community but 80 percent of all immigrants are from India

[@MrXAnonim]

As an EU foreign who has never been to the UK or had no intention of moving to the UK. What's the point of Brexit if in the end migration is higher, there is no free movement and because of that the big companies tend to leave the UK + for small companies who ware selling in the EU have gone bankrupt or sales have dropped considerably because of birocracy and costs.

[@cthulhumythos2033]

That's because the Brexit turkeys voted for Christmas.

[@vrclckd-zz3pv]

How bad must it be in other countries for people to want to move here of all places?

[@2ru2pacFan]

Because other countries don't let them in. Look at the Netherlands, Japan, China, Dubai etc? They'll make it impossible to give you citizenship and make you feel isolated so as a person on a visa they'll make you leave rather than stay.

[@rustynail1194]

I've worked in the NHS for 20+ years now. I've always worked with foreign born people but nowadays I'd say a 3rd of my colleagues are from abroad, maybe more to be honest. We'd be absolutely f*cked without them, our health service wouldn't exist.

[@thebossguide4859]

Yet it did for 100 years before that, strange that one.

[@angelachicken4141]

@@thebossguide4859 is this the NHS that started after world war 2 or another one?

[@Yeast85]

You’d have a third less patients without immigration, and a much higher percentage of payed in patients.

[@honeybunch6473]

Train British people and pay them enough to make sure their costs are covered. Importing is cheaper and a stab in the back for working classes. Who can work when childcare costs more than pay???

[@jason38800]

how can you ensure the standards of these immigrant nurses from third world countries. Their nursing teachings are probbaly of a different standard to that of a UK trained nurse

[@greendsnow]

Care is so hard, you guys... I think UK should be thankful to care people no matter where they come from. Most of them are angels, doing your work.

[@janellechanly]

im from hong kong and a lot of people are moving to the uk due to the decreasing freedom that we’re experiencing

[@varukenprime445]

Apparently, the EU was not the problem. It was the nice people at the helm of the UK. Surprise.

[@joeyperry1145]

'Pay people fairly and they'll show up'. Sums it up I think. It's outrageous what that care home manager said about paying people fairly. Very cynical. We know how expensive it is to send people to a care home, so I suspect they have enough money to pay people more. Cut off the supply of low-wage labour and make them increase wages!

[@bigbarry8343]

thats not why care homes were created in not so distant past.

[@Frederique41]

I agree 100%

[@philclarke7407]

Agree

[@merlin7654]

She said 'pay people more and you attract the wrong sort of people'. In other words she wants cheap labor from people willing to work for sod all while making huge profits and most of these care homes employ people that barely have a grasp of English

[@alexnogues4246]

What he actually meant is he wants obedient workers who earn the minimum and are afraid to complain. @@merlin7654 For him the "wrong" sort of people are those who have a choice to leave if treated badly.

[@pageyd]

Isn't this because Rishis dad owns a company that is a staffing agency

[@Artrader_em8ko]

No. His dad is a retired GP. You likely are referring to his retired father in law who is the founder of a big IT company.

[@pageyd]

That's the fella!

[@_JohnDoe]

@@Artrader_em8ko, so he owns an IT company in India, not a staffing agency in the UK?

[@Artrader_em8ko]

@@_JohnDoe No, not a staffing agency. The IT company is called Infosys. It provides global consultancy services in software development n maintenance of those products.

[@Manu-Official]

@@_JohnDoe INFOSYS - global company, data handling Also operates in Russia and Israel.

[@bobpage6597]

Stopping the boats is fine - but its kinda pointless if almost three quarters of a million are being allowed to flood in legally! FFS this country's utterly screwed!! Bring in proportional representation already - I'm through with this nation bouncing between Tory and Labour!!

[@charlesiphone5765]

Okay, but how many stayed permanently?

[@Dsc870]

They complain about the Eu workers… and now they trippled! But in the same time is too many people in a little island

[@GemmaHentsch]

Nowhere near close… there’s not a problem with net migration into the UK… The problem is people who have irrational prejudice against migration…

[@jonh9561]

The Indian care worker claiming that she earnt more in India for doing the same job in the UK, was a shock!

[@rohannair9945]

It is in PPP terms . The cost of living in India is far more reasonable compared to UK . Plus with globalisation and increased economic development in India, it’s not so shocking

[@nisardar2652]

She was being economical with the truth.

[@WahiduzzamanLaskar-ti7yu]

Why thy indian lady came to uk ,if she gets more salary n good life in india???????

[@sabtaingopinath9652]

​@@WahiduzzamanLaskar-ti7yuI know... It doesn't make sense

[@garyt.8745]

Shock? You being totally out-of-touch with reality is a shock? Well that's quite positive. For years now (at least 15) Indian IT staff have been on-par, or more expensive, that their European counterparts.

[@akashmohan999]

The uk is about to start smelling really bad.

[@khalilurrehman2705]

Since Sunak became prime minister I have notice too many Indian coming to UK. I wonder how??.

[@xizilionyizzexeliqer3897]

pakistani obsession to follow and compete with indians give it a rest.

[@conred6635]

Hope the Brexit crew are happy... That great move has literally achieved nothing apart from lowering our living standards, we need to get rid of the tories before they get any more ideas.

[@tw8464]

Exactly

[@HouseOldSkoolRaver]

Ireland are still in the EU multiple children stabbed in Dublin today.

[@maccagrabme]

And replace them with Labour? You must be a fool to believe anything will improve under Labour, honestly you need a wake up call, all 3 parties are operating together and are as bad as each other. Your ignorance of politics is what is destroying the UK.

[@rb1062]

This would have happened Brexit or no Brexit. It's clearly escaped your observation that this is happening all over the EU. At least the (intelligent) Dutch have had the courage to vote for someone who is willing to do something about this.

[@santo3720]

​@@rb1062yeah they did.. But which guarantees do you have that won't be the same outcome?

[@kevinmcguire1049]

I am sure Braverman will be quick to criticise, ignoring the fact she was Home Secretary during this period! Brexit was all about taking 'back control' and just look at the mess they have created. No blaming the EU, the Tory's are more than able to screw things up without anybody's else's help. Sunak and Co are making Truss look more competent by the day!

[@berniethekiwidragon4382]

I hope you placed bets, because you'd have won that bet. The witch's Tweet popped up on my phone yesterday (Thursday 23/11/2023).

[@Beybleyder101]

brexit was just a way to feed into the insecurities of the brits for the tory party to get power in the short term lol

[@Manu-Official]

Resigning from the same job twice in year, is a lifestyle choice. As per blaming the EU for uncontrolled immigration, the Dublin Agreement stopped when brexit started.

[@malek88561]

It’s very hard taking care of another person . Physically and mentally.

[@oyinkan3217]

Factssssss. Racist abuse rampant but their own white people dont want to clean their arses. Busy down at the sun bed and then off to malaga

[@Nidge882]

What was brexit about again???

[@alexeyp83]

I really wish the lady coming from India all the best. In the same time she reminded me of the time when I came here, wide-eyed, thinking the UK is the bee's knees and that it would be my home forever. In the meantime I learned about the crushing inequality and the ridiculously poor quality of life if you're not really rich. Nowadays I'm looking for my way out, back to the continent, where human life, and community actually matters more than this mythical "the economy". Sad to see the lady from India took a pay cut for this, but for her sake I'm hopeful she'll have a different experience in the UK than me.

[@christset]

I think she knows , she's just playing the british politics. what u want her to tel the truth and get fired?

[@hungout007shinobi9]

Then go back to your own country? What are you still doing here?

[@123456789987o]

I'm sorry for your experience. It's sad, that Europe doesn't take care of its workers. It's our job to remind the ruling class, who is producing all the wealth. I'm hoping, that at one point we will fight back again and find international workers' solidarity instead of xenophobia and isolationalism.

[@c.v.v]

shes a freshman.. the momemt she said "its home forever" is the moment one realise she's a newbie and imature

[@StrangeAttractor]

every immigrant wakes up to reality once they get here. We're just feeding a pipe dream to the huddled masses in developing countries. This obsession with material prosperity and wealth is like a disease that's infected every corner of the world I've been to.

[@batintheattic7293]

Oooh. My heckles have risen over that care home manager saying it's not about the wages only for it to emerge that she can pay immigrant workers twenty percent less than non immigrant workers. To distract from her motives being profit led - she's trying to say that we just don't want to be employed to look after our own parents and grandparents (and similar). Painting us as lacking compassion when it is very much about the care home wages.

[@dominickay5968]

Yes if care workers were paid 50k per year there would not be a labor shortage in certain fields. Care homes are run for profit that means that you want to minimize the amount of employee wages for the most amount of profit.

[@darkfoxjj]

Furthermore because of this massive influx of people who have never paid into the NHS, budget cuts for the chronically sick and elderly care were made.

[@shermanwooman8608]

I’ve seen care home owners driving Lamborghini’s. They inflate the price of basic amenities used by those in care, fleece all savings, most families would look after their elderly given a chance or the time, but we’re to busy trying to scrape a living. social fabric of the nation torn apart!

[@malcolmmitchell6529]

Hackles

[@batintheattic7293]

@@malcolmmitchell6529 Yes, sorry.

[@benscott3157]

How does the country even sustain that sort of number with all the infrastructure that is required, this is the equivalent of a small city every year…..no wonder so many services and facilities are under pressure.

[@inaratypes5906]

Problem is we don’t get quality people coming to the UK but the ones who are skilled and underpaid leaves

[@anilkadam3552]

I was supposed to move to UK from India, but after looking at situation in uk - inflation, increasing cost leaving, increase in crime, i decided to not move there

[@maalikserebryakov]

Good we don’t need more indian “men” Please send your best looking indian girls instead 😍😍😍

[@indiancowpissdrinker7151]

stay in ur scam call center rakesh

[@GandalfTheGay98]

Thank god

[@coops1992]

It's just too small land to deal with mass immigration. I would suggest migrating to USA or Canada.

[@EnterTheSoundscape]

Good for you mate. Our country is a sinking ship. India is a beautiful country, just try and leverage your position into moving into a nice area, your country has a bright future.

[@jimmyb79]

I’m sure our crumbling infrastructure will absorb the 700k+ new entrants seamlessly!

[@maximemaxime7705]

Actually no. Can you take some at home ?

[@Hascienda27]

Why not, leave it to get so bad they’ll end up fixing it for us

[@John-kc4cg]

@@Hascienda27 www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/personalandhouseholdfinances/incomeandwealth/bulletins/theeffectsoftaxesandbenefitsonhouseholdincome/financialyearending2019 look at figure 2

[@dukesb]

Did you not watch the video? It's the immigrants holding the infrastructure together, because British people are too lazy

[@stevendurrant1724]

And who would be responsible for the infrastructure? The same people who created what you’re moaning about. That’s a question of political will and ideological zealots. Good luck restoring our infrastructure with the hopeless problems of our education and training under the same reactionary clown show.

[@123456789987o]

"It's not about the wages!" means if wages rise, we might have to deal with people that respect themselves also and do not just simply accept the physical and mental pressure we put on them.

[@maxbig9021]

Of course it is, if she says so. A Hindu woman will not lie right to your face. A nurse in India earns a maximum of 250 pounds per month, while in England her salary is 3,000 pounds per month. So judge for yourself.

[@bravao3233]

Get Rishi Sunak out now! These so called higher up's are completely out of touch.

[@raymcnulty9265]

Country is doomed! And that’s on record!

[@berniethekiwidragon4382]

Do you know what is the stupidest thing about this is? It was ALL preventable.

[@NEO786]

Yeah it’s great isn’t it 😅

[@wrestlingp]

Cathy: "The government has refused to send anyone for interview tonight, so we'll hold the opposition party who are not in power to account for the governing party's failures"

[@agata10040]

How is that the UK had problem with people that are culturally the same but they don’t mind people from completely different cultures? What was brexit for? Please enlighten me

[@sandponics]

I am English and now live in Australia, and would not move back to the UK if the UK Government offered to pay me a million pounds a year. Britain is on the road to poverty.

[@NETBU]

UK will criticise workers from outside but we don’t even want to do the jobs that these people are doing😅😂

[@oyinkan3217]

FACTSSSSSS

[@ChiefBrianIrons]

They took our our jobs

[@Rodrigo38745]

bullshit@@ChiefBrianIrons

[@AntiAnglo-Saxon]

@@ChiefBrianIrons For a native brit your English skills seem rather poor.

[@sohaibhassan2291]

There is still shortage of care workers , because many international workers also leaving after having jobs in the industry after 1 year because conditions are not upto what it supposed to be,

[@EnterTheSoundscape]

It's fucking insane. I'm stuck working at McDonald's while I'm studying to become a healthcare professional, and lots of my McColleagues are telling me to avoid care work because of how badly they were treated, and that McDonald's is a considerable improvement in every way - and these are good, empathetic people who were great at their care jobs.

[@oklahoma1232]

Sack Sunak. UK , he is to blame ! ❤ He is a gawk with NO PAWK !

[@basedmanaf8100]

Question is are those people productive and legal ? How many of them entered via boats and hiding inside trucks and railways ?

[@xv179]

I laugh at Brexiters who wanted to cut migration, you lost EUROPEAN migrants now you are exporting outside of EU... hahahahahhahaha

[@hassyg4083]

counting student viasas to make it look that way?

[@bigbarry8343]

@@hassyg4083 "student" visas. 😆. go make you microsoft certification.

[@dominickay5968]

I think make student loans illegal now. University should be paid for out of pocket to make it more competitive and more affordable

[@jimmystokoe6917]

And the eu are sending ileagles over the channel

[@AntiAnglo-Saxon]

@@Knightriderz786 those Asians are more civilized than you

[@radicalmedia1984]

How many student visas where issued by sunak to fellow Indians. Statistics don't lie.

[@Daniel-xaogjeyh]

true

[@mwahha6965]

Karen

[@sofiakhan4580]

My town is a university town and they have flooded my town with Hindus and Sikhs from India , all a new generation of racist Hindus

[@aktarhussain4437]

140k arrived from India.. One the the trade deals signed by Britain with India.. Trade in return for students

[@Enimo17]

Indian invasion!!! Indians will be the majority in the UK in 20 years if that continues!!!

[@lukeecle117]

The price to pay for uk's colonization and history of slavery

[@severaleels3708]

“If you pay people more you attract the wrong kind of people” is this was management tells itself?

[@Mariellex00]

Lets not forget the fees of immigration visa and permits and the fact that majority of these people have something called “no access to public funds” so its not as bad as some make it seem. Migrants actually contribute a lot of the UK system

[@TheShortStory]

Indeed! We are not allowed access to the public purse, we have pre-paid a big chunk of money to the NHS and a huge visa fee. What’s more, we bring skills we learned abroad. We also need to keep employed to be allowed to stay. Economically it’s a huge net benefit for the country. Of course work visas is now one of the only ways to work in the UK because of Brexit, whereas temporary workers were a lot easier to employ before Brexit. None of this is a surprise to the people in power

[@maccagrabme]

750k a year is far too high, which part of this problem dont you understand? Do you think the infrastructure can cope with an influx like this every year? At this rate get ready for massive civil unrest, no NHS, no functioning public services, no state pension and no access to welfare and living in a hut.

[@davidu1048]

@@maccagrabme Such a drama queen

[@vitalyl1327]

​@@maccagrabmewho else is going to pay for your unsustainable pension, dimwit?

[@EmanuelJames-es8sn]

Mariela a very flawed logic. 6 years they all get passports and then access to everything. 80 percent of all immigration is from India ,a nation of 1.5 billion. We are being overwhelmed demographically, politically

[@TheSuperPsychoKiller]

Conservatives never fails to disappoint.

[@noeminoemi1350]

She's right it's not about the money. It needs to be a calling , it takes a certain kind of person to care for the elderly and the sick. Money should not be the motivator. Why do you think there are elder and child abuse.

[@nancienordwick4169]

More pay is needed. These are labour intensive jobs and should pay similar to construction work. They are harder than being school teacher. They should pay more than a teacher.

[@greathey1234]

Well done Brexit

[@thebossguide4859]

What has brexit got to do with non EU immigration?

[@pistopit7142]

@@thebossguide4859 A lot. Many voted for Brexit naively thinking this will stop immigration. Looks like in these regards Brexit was for nothing.

[@thebossguide4859]

​@@pistopit7142 Brexit is EU migration,this is all non EU.

[@jamescorneliustaylor6997]

Hardly surprising given that immigration from India is up by 620%. Apparently Indians have also replaced Albanians as the most egregious asylum application abusers, immigration from Albania having dropped sharply since Brexit. More worrying is that Indians now own over half the property in London. Do check these facts.

[@pistopit7142]

@@thebossguide4859 agreed. But what difference does it make to brexiters? The numbers are still up.

[@lovejetfuel4071]

So how's that ''Oven ready'' Brexit deal working out??

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Why not ask Gert Wilders .....or people in Dublin ? But yeah... .it's Brexit ....!

[@Fr33zeBurn]

When did the brexit deal ever promise to stop non-EU migration? The fact is we can now establish a stronger border and not have the EU try to meddle with it. It's coming don't worry (; check out what's happening with the Netherlands and Sweden

[@wrestlingp]

@@2msvalkyrie529 b b b b but gert wilders! What about DuBLiN?

[@octavianpopescu4776]

@@2msvalkyrie529 I don't get what the big deal is with Wilders... he got 37 out of 150 seats... that's about 25% of the seats, which means 75% didn't want him.

[@rozetagoxhaj9332]

my question is how much money collect the home office form these emigrants?

[@theone7644]

My full street has had indian moved in.. what has the pm done.

[@J1mmyMack]

That is shocking that care home manager is saying she wants to keep wages down so that only people who have a vocation to do the job will apply. Appalling.

[@stephenpollard3739]

I was more shocked that she was the manager.

[@luz9979]

Well as long as she will get the same minimum wage as all workers that's fine.

[@poolplayerpoolplayer7430]

Yeah and I bet the care home mangers wages went up!!

[@jotaronda]

To have a vocation she probably meant people willing to be exploited, racially discriminated, not demanding a better wage or with options. I’m sorry for the nice lady from India, I hope she is doing ok.

[@havoc552]

Only takes one month to get in to the UK?! I've left the UK for Australia in 2019, it took over 18 months, English exams, health exams and thousands of pounds to get a visa, then another 3 years for permanent residency, then another two years for citizenship! That's with both my partner and I having healthcare and IT diplomas. The UK is a joke. The gov thinks just letting anyone in in record numbers will keep propping up the economy, trying to hide their failing policies.

[@dominickay5968]

yep 100% this. Birth rate is down because regular British people cannot afford to raise children in their country.

[@rb1062]

Are we starting to get it? We are being replaced.

[@BholaSingh-vv6ej]

If you can go to Australia then why cannot someone in to uk. I m surprised u moaned while u ,YOUR SELF is immigrant. Come back to uk then moan.

[@pharoahe_rocher]

stay in australia then lad 😂😂

[@Ritesh-pv4yi]

UK government isn't letting anyone in. But, majority of unskilled workers who are ready to work for less pay for labour jobs are allowed inside UK in millions. Illegal migrants and refugees who come in boats or by other means also are easily settling in UK. But, educated and skilled people still aren't being allowed in UK in record numbers. The legal migrants too have to go through the same process you had to go through to settle in ​Australia

[@GJ-ho2hy]

so the UK doesnt want Europeans anylonger (brexi) which are much more civilised and closer to UK's culture, but they take in people from other continents who repeatedly fail to adapt to the UK culture even as second generation immigrants

[@reubensher8144]

The UK will require a Scandinavian PM to fix their problems....

[@angel-dc5cj]

Whats the point of the Brexit then 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Nigel farage are you listening 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Slarti]

We're f'cked!

[@stephenfowlie742]

Thank the Conservatives.

[@hassyg4083]

ur women are

[@Paddehj]

So fkced. It's over. I'm looking at my exit strategy.

[@hassyg4083]

@@Paddehj rope?

[@awalopes1720]

Save money

[@Diatribe55]

Suella Braverman - Rishi Sunak - Conservative Party - 745,000

[@Joshince]

Teams of India 🇮🇳 😂

[@Dreabee83]

No housing, no Dr's appointments etc. I'm a support worker and they rather take on Africans. They make more money from them.

[@maccagrabme]

Why?

[@user-rq5sd1sq8o]

They purposely import workers from poorer countries so that they can get away with paying poverty wages to care/support workers. Do yourself a favour and get out of that sector, you will never be valued by the state

[@etmp3317]

Wow really 😢😅