The triple knife murder at a 'Diversity Festival' by an asylum seeker has been the catalyst for the German establishment finally to turn against immigration, says Eugyppius. And the EU will follow.
The Government is refusing to publish data on crime and welfare claims by immigration status or nationality, making it impossible to ascertain the impact of immigration on society and the economy, says Matt Goodwin.
Pending electoral disaster amid a surge in support for anti-immigration parties like AfD has led the German Government to actually try to stop illegal immigration for a change, says Eugyppius.
The cost of furnishing flats for asylum seekers "with satellite TV" cannot be released under Freedom of Information laws because the issue is too "sensitive" and could put them at risk, a watchdog has ruled.
Germany is considering deporting migrants to Rwanda, where it could use asylum facilities paid for by the U.K., after Keir Starmer scrapped the scheme on which the U.K. has already spent at least £318 million.
France and Britain need a "showdown" over Channel migrants because of Britain's lax approach to black market work, the mayor of Calais has said, after at least 12 migrants died on Tuesday when their crammed dinghy sank.
Eugyppius takes stock of the recent fatal knife attacks in Germany and how the usual state media "Diversity Explainers" are already working to undermine our pattern-recognition systems.
Two-Tier Keir is cracking down on 'far-Right' protesters who use hurty words on Twitter, while turning a blind eye to antisemitic hate, says Roger Watson. It's a clear case of 'one law for us, none for them'.
Sir Keir Starmer’s response to the riots shows he is "deaf" to public concerns over immigration and he has only made things worse, Boris Johnson has said in his first intervention since the unrest.
Tommy Robinson's "Uniting the Kingdom" march in July was widely condemned as "far Right". But 'nice Jewish girl' Jacqui Fisher went on along because of its stand against antisemitism and found it anything but.
