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Canary42 | 21:20 Fri 26th Aug 2022 | News
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The Daily Telegraph says, "Few would have imagined when Boris Johnson pledged to take back control of the UK’s borders that two years later Britain would be allowing in record numbers of foreign workers, students and families."

Perhaps Boris just got his electioneering slogan slightly wrong, it should have been "Get Britain Done"

https://uk.yahoo.com/news/brexit-promised-back-control-now-203443676.html
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But but but those soundbite 'slogans' were ignored by the intelligent voters, who were actually only voting for "sovereignty" and anyone stupid enough to believe such slogans and vote expecting them to be implemented were stupid. Stupid, but at least they voted the right way which was the main thing.
Spot on Canary. Boris conned the public with Brexit and they fell for it..And now they are paying for it.
Enough Brexit stuff. Get a life.
Did you ever receive your iPhone 11, Paignton?
Few would have imagined it because few would have imagined the ECHR would be able to keep overruling perfectly reasonable policy from a nation that was supposed to have regained sovereignty. Clearly more sovereignty had foolishly been gven away than was realised. Still, no panic, just means that there's more exiting to be done first, starting with the court that interprets law that is either flawed, or badly interpreted. We need our own, sensible definition of a human right and how it is to be protected.
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//Still, no panic, just means that there's more exiting to be done first//

So you’re telling me the oven-ready Brexit deal is in fact a luke-warm ding-ding lasagna, cooked on the edges but still freezing in the middle?
The Chef lied to us!

So what now? Brexit 2.0?
I’m already reading elsewhere that Teuss is already mooting Article 16 in order to stave off the N. Ireland issue, but this is Mrs Flip-Flop so we probably need to get out the crystal ball and Tarot cards.
For those of you wanting to know how bad Brexit is going (for the UK), watch this video (note that it is not suitable for Brexiteer viewing).

Canary I don't get it... are you saying this is good news or bad news. Are you saying we're getting less Europeans and more brown black people.....so what is that an issue for you?
I thought it was about controlling numbers upon down as we need them so they could go up or down as needed?
// the latest Home Office figures, is that the number of work, study and other visas issued to foreign nationals has increased by 83 per cent to 1,115,099 in the 12 months to June and is up 70 per cent on 2019 pre-pandemic, pre-Brexit levels. //

And that is the legal migrants. 50,000 have crossed the channel illegally in small boats, while the Home Secretary watches helplessly.

The Tories’ record on immigration is appalling. But you will all for them again in 2024.

//The Tories’ record on immigration is appalling. But you will all for them again in 2024. //

What are the others going to do about it, Gromit?
Look out Gromit, Naomi is off on a whataboutery spree instead of asking why the present government aren’t doing their job! Lol.
Maybe not the answer to everything but one thing this govt could do is revoke the right of all commonwealth citizens to hold a British passport.
We were promised at the last election, an Australian style points based immigration system.

Was that quietly ditched?
Or is it just not working ?
Fatticusinch, //Look out Gromit, Naomi is off on a whataboutery spree instead of asking why the present government aren’t doing their job! //

You never take a breath and take the time to try to understand what other people say before prattling on, so I'll explain. Because Gromit is disappointed with the current government's record on immigration, he is advocating voting for another party. I'm asking him what the other parties are going to do about it.
The only one prattling on is you naomi, always looking to deflect from the government’s ineptitude and failings, then disappearing when asked about that or what exactly are the merits and achievements of the object of your blind devotion.
Scuttle off again.
In 2010 the Conservatives lambasted Labour’s immigration record. Labour had let in 229,000 the previous year. In their manifesto (and subsequent ones) they pledged to bring immigration down to the tens of thousands, instead of hundreds of thousands.
And for a decade they have miserably failed. The figures are much worse now than when Labour was in charge.
Your questions have been answered multiple times. I can only assume you either haven't taken the time to read the answers - or more likely, you haven't understood them.
Migration Watch UK

// … a large increase in immigration since before the pandemic, with an astonishing 1.1 million visas granted for people to come and live in the UK (a rise of more than half a million when compared with the year to June 2019 – before the pandemic.

It is the highest number of visas for people to come and live here ever issued in one year, suggesting that, despite repeated promises to control and reduce immigration, the government are delivering the opposite. //

Migration Watch UK used to be widely quoted in the Mail, Express and Telegraph (and AB), but they hardly get a mention these days. Perhaps Conservatives don’t like what they are saying about them.
Of course you need to bear in mind that prior to Brexit, 450m people had the unfettered right to work and settle here without visas. Nobody knew how many of that 450m actually did so (only that about 6m EU citizens took the opportunity to register to remain here). So whatever figures are being quoted now, there is nothing reliable to compare them to.

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