Britain is facing an immigration crisis

Since 2019 there have been over 5 million long-term visas awarded by the British Home Office, over 1 million people have been granted British citizenship, and - excluding those coming under the EUSS - 644,000 people have been awarded the right to permanently settle in the country.

Official statistics, even with their limitations, suggest that almost a fifth of the country’s population is presently foreign-born. Recent migrants’ high birth rates, and current record-high inflows, are further adding to the pressures on our nation.

This cannot continue.

Our immigration system is not working for the British public and is imposing huge economic, cultural, and societal costs.

The Centre for Migration Control is at the forefront of the fight to end the system of mass migration that is reducing quality of life and undermining national cohesion.

The Migration Central Substack is your one-stop-shop for all information on the huge costs of immigration that politicians have ignored for far too long.