The British people have had enough of their seemingly endless 'obligations' to impoverish themselves for the sake of others, and belatedly politicians are waking up to this, says J Sorel.
The Home Office is forcing some contractors to book hotels of “at least a minimum of three stars” to house small-boat migrants after costs soared to £8 million a day.
It's time, says Aditya A, to crack down on graduate visas to Indian students not at the top universities. "Allowing them to come even though they take Mickey Mouse degrees and are not here to study anyway is perilous."
With the news that the Government is set to impose ruinous fines on employers and landlords who inadvertently take on an illegal immigrant, Ross Clark says it's time to accept this Government simply cannot stop the boats.
The unsayable truth about the UK housing crisis is that prices are so high because demand is strong, and demand is strong because the UK has welcomed 10 million migrants in 25 years, says Lionel Shriver.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak admitted immigration is "too high" as he faced a backlash over figures laying bare record numbers arriving in the country – 1.2 million total, 606,000 net in 2022.
According to Basqueros, the Daily Sceptic's pseudonymous higher education columnist, scrapping visas for the dependants of foreign postgraduates is a bloody good idea.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast the talking points are Meghan and Harry's alleged car chase, insane immigration under the Tories and the sinister closure of Triggernometry's bank account.
Pope Francis has told millennials to stop being "selfish and egotistical" and to start families instead of having pets. Philip Pilkington agrees, adding that immigration is a Ponzi scheme that cannot solve the crisis.
In this week’s London Calling, the talking points are the Coronation, the real reason for record levels of net migration and whether Britain has any future or is destined to sink into the North Sea.
