By Giuseppe De Santis It’s a stark reality that the government’s preference for spending on refugees over assisting native Britons in need is a clear injustice. The sheer magnitude of benefits awarded to those who shouldn’t even be in the ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The absurdity of the British immigration system reached new heights when it was revealed that a migrant who raped a sleeping woman had successfully appealed to remain in the UK. He claimed that his life would ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis It’s a well-known fact that asylum seekers have a lavish lifestyle at taxpayers’ expense, and another story supports this claim. It’s important to note that asylum seekers are often placed in temporary accommodation, such as 4-star ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis After the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria, many countries in continental Europe have ceased accepting asylum seekers from Syria to avoid a repeat of the 2015 crisis when Syrian refugees flooded many European nations. ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The London Councils are facing immense pressure due to the influx of asylum seekers. Instead of urging the government to close the borders, they are resettling refugees in small villages in the north of England. A ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The elections held in Thuringia and Saxony on 1st September have significantly altered the political landscape in Germany and Europe. The rise of a nationalist party, AfD (Alternative for Germany), has sparked widespread debate, a reflection ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis With the newly elected Labour Government expected to increase the number of immigrants allowed to enter the UK, the urgency of the situation is clear. It’s unsurprising to hear that 90,000 migrants will now have the ...
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By Paul Adams The UK – Rwanda Treaty completed its ratification process through its rather tortuous process of parliamentary ‘ping-pong’ on 25 April 2024. This took several weeks of to-ing and fro-ing between the House of Commons and the unelected ...
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By Stephen Smith I ended the first part of this feature by mentioning the rise of real Irish Nationalism. A welcome development. However, with the current legal wrangles over the recent ruling in a Northern Irish court regarding immigration policy ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The UK’s Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has allocated £450m to build houses for asylum seekers. The guidance published recently states that local authorities have until 28 March to inform the government about ...
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