Immigration UK

Immigration into the UK is out of control. I wondered how to word that statement and I cannot think of any other way of putting it. 

If we look at 2022 and 2023 alone, the net inflow stands at 1.44 million people. They are arrivals in excess of those departing, with the intention of settling permanently. The UK has a population of just under 67 million, meaning 2.2% of that population arrived in the two years prior to 2024.

On what planet is that sustainable?

This influx impacts the working class the most. The immigrants must be housed and fed, their children schooled. A high percentage of them are unskilled, and so they compete for jobs against those born and bred. 

Has there been a housing construction boom? Has infrastructure been ramped up to cope with the numbers? I don't think so.

Things are coming to a head in the UK, protests have become violent and the new Labour government appears unable or unwilling to cope. 

Putting my conspiracy hat on: it looks as if Brexit resulted in the powers-that-be unravelling or destabilising the UK by flooding the country with migrants.

Will this result in civil war? Possibly, better be prepared I'd say. Stock up on canned food and water.