Immigration and the economy - what impact will party policies really have?

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  • čas přidán 23. 06. 2024
  • The main parties are ignoring the "raw facts" of high debts and taxes alongside struggling public services. That's the judgement today of the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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    The IFS also warned that higher economic growth may not arrive to bail us out. One big driver of growth in recent years has been migration - which is also a source of contention.
    But how important is migration to the economy? And does it help or hinder our public services?
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    @ChloeCarter-kd7gz Před 3 dny +214

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  • @ModelJoanVierra
    @ModelJoanVierra Před 4 dny +122

    The UK economy is so weak because people can't afford anything anymore. Goods and food have become far more expensive. Housing is insanely unaffordable. UK politics have failed british people.

    • @allykhan8594
      @allykhan8594 Před 4 dny +2

      You think inflation is unique to u.k? U.k's credit card need re-financing.

    • @adam7802
      @adam7802 Před 4 dny +2

      @@allykhan8594 I don't think most countries have the housing issues the UK has or at least on our level... an that matters because of how expensive that makes it

    • @maneshipocrates2264
      @maneshipocrates2264 Před 4 dny +14

      British people voted for the Tories for the past 14 years. So, they must share part of the blame. These British people rejected the Labour party in the past.

    • @LWQ15881
      @LWQ15881 Před 4 dny +1

      @@allykhan8594uk doesn’t even have a bank account the countries finances are nothing even close to the same as family finances or personal finances…

    • @Joey-ct8bm
      @Joey-ct8bm Před 4 dny +4

      @@allykhan8594 No, but being the biggest tax haven in the world is. The money flows up and at the top there is no tax. A 100 years ago at the top they used to pay 90% tax, now that's 0%.

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    @BruceSellers422 Před 2 dny +102

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  • @paxundpeace9970
    @paxundpeace9970 Před 4 dny +31

    The conservative party failed to govern for over 14 years now. Housing has slumped and prices are put off controll.
    Investment is services like fire and police has been cut for years. UK has less police officers then in 2010 despite having millions more living here

    • @Kwippy
      @Kwippy Před 3 dny +4

      Who do you blame, the Tories? all politicians? Blame the people who enabled them, voted for them, the British public. You get the government you deserve.

    • @Fire-pt2xu
      @Fire-pt2xu Před 3 dny +1

      Vote reform!!! We want our country back

    • @kanedNunable
      @kanedNunable Před 3 dny

      @@Fire-pt2xu right wing grifters ruined this country and you want even more of them now?

    • @kanedNunable
      @kanedNunable Před 3 dny

      @@Kwippy far less than half of us voted tory. blame the tory party.

    • @RichardHicks-sv9vk
      @RichardHicks-sv9vk Před 3 dny

      The so called legal immigration is not so legal. Millions of dodgy student visas and work permits mostly from countries like india

  • @TheBadger74
    @TheBadger74 Před 4 dny +9

    Loss of freedom of movement since Brexit means Brits cannot emigrate to the EU easily, therefore net migration has skyrocketed.

    • @arp_909
      @arp_909 Před 3 dny +1

      It also means that people will stay for longer in the UK because of the effort and cost it takes to get a visa, so we have more permanent residents and less temporary ones

    • @beepboopbeepp
      @beepboopbeepp Před 2 dny

      I think you should also include lots of temporary EU workers that had no wish to stay in the UK but only filled the work roles that they now get people from African countries and India to do

  • @user-fe1gb9uc1t
    @user-fe1gb9uc1t Před 4 dny +8

    moved to Bristol with my family from Devon when I was 15, started work at 17 and was able to rent somewhere within 3 miles of my family in 2005. 2020 priced out of Bristol to Newport South Wales, 2023 priced out of Newport and moved to Liverpool. Bristol has two universities, both of which have swallowed up entire quarters of the city centre with new build international student luxury apartments. Outside the city centre entire residential districts like Brislington and Fishponds are bought up for student houses. locals cant live near their families and some like myself are being pushed out of the south west entirely to the north west

  • @paxundpeace9970
    @paxundpeace9970 Před 4 dny +35

    Nurses are paid 18% less then in 2009. Junior doctors are getting 30% less then in 2009.
    NHS spending has been far below Inflation.
    Knees, hips, eyes - what tops the waiting list?
    Jane is not alone. Nearly 800,000 people require hip, knee and joint-related orthopaedic treatments. Close to half of them have been waiting longer than 18 weeks, which is not just the target waiting time but supposedly a patient right, written into the NHS Constitution.

    • @johnrussell3961
      @johnrussell3961 Před 4 dny +4

      Governments have to create growth that matches inflation….just to stand still.
      The Tories have destroyed growth, and Brexit didn’t help.

    • @High1QWealth
      @High1QWealth Před 3 dny

      That’s insanity! If nurses and doctors are getting paid less with added current inflation over time then how are less skilled careers doing? UK is just completely destroyed!

    • @High1QWealth
      @High1QWealth Před 3 dny

      @@johnrussell3961No actually growth should exceed inflation!

    • @Fire-pt2xu
      @Fire-pt2xu Před 3 dny

      Vote reform!!!!! We must!!! We want our country back!!!

    • @johnrussell3961
      @johnrussell3961 Před 3 dny

      @@High1QWealth . That’s why other countries can afford things we can’t.

  • @Nellia.20x
    @Nellia.20x Před 4 dny +11

    This country is messed up.

    • @Fire-pt2xu
      @Fire-pt2xu Před 3 dny +1

      Vote reform!!!!

    • @bimfred
      @bimfred Před 3 dny

      @@Fire-pt2xuDouble down on 14 years of bad policy! 😂

  • @genesis1765
    @genesis1765 Před 3 dny +4

    That tufton street wannabe doesn't tell you that every legal migration person gives £700 per year for the NHS. So every student has to pay this every year of there studies.

    • @ant4686
      @ant4686 Před 3 dny +2

      So does every skilled worker actually. They pay for NHS services twice. Once when they get/ extend the visa and then the second time when they pay taxes.

  • @adrikhankant6170
    @adrikhankant6170 Před 3 dny +5

    A lot of people voting for Brexit were from Asian backgrounds, because European immigration they couldn't bring so many people from their original countries, Brexit did open the borders for them.

    • @Jonpoo1
      @Jonpoo1 Před 3 dny +1

      Yep. I remember it being said during the campaign that EU membership unfairly penalised those outside the EU and once outside all those Leavers would welcome people from the commonwealth and beyond - so long as we were in control. Don’t hear much of that now!

    • @Thomas-uf8si
      @Thomas-uf8si Před dnem

      No lol they just didn't like roma gypsys

  • @markyboyb32ify
    @markyboyb32ify Před 4 dny +14

    I cant believe people think 700k net plus a year is sustainable.

    • @Boghopper9999
      @Boghopper9999 Před 4 dny +4

      Suggest you look at the demographics of the UK and consider who will be paying for the pensions in 20 years time; if you don't have enough workers you end up like Japan

    • @adam7802
      @adam7802 Před 4 dny +1

      ​@@Boghopper9999 Where are we all going to live in 20 years time if we keep going down this same path? Salaries are stagnent, cost of living is high, buying a house is already out of reach for many...

    • @Pierrick2009
      @Pierrick2009 Před 4 dny +2

      @@adam7802 You could always retire to Spain?... oh wait! lol

    • @Pierrick2009
      @Pierrick2009 Před 4 dny

      We've had a real life experiment in stopping immigration: the end of EU free movement in 2020. Did we see millions of Leave voters showing up for wor? Did we f*c. All that happened is massive staff shortages across the board, because the UK doesn't have enough people able or willing to work

    • @Boghopper9999
      @Boghopper9999 Před 4 dny

      ​​​@@adam7802you can build more houses; you can't magic up money for pensions if there are not enough workers paying taxes. Seriously, go look at the demographics. The UK needs more young people to work or else everyone is going to have to work lots more years if they can, or live in poverty if they cant

  • @paxundpeace9970
    @paxundpeace9970 Před 4 dny +14

    Johnson has cut 400 frontline firefighter positions for the London Fire Brigade when he was Mayor. This shows were the Conservative party is standing.

  • @m0o0n0i0r
    @m0o0n0i0r Před 4 dny +8

    The analysis argues: Large-scale migration has not delivered significant growth in GDP per capita, and has increased the strain on our capital stock, from roads and GP surgeries to housing. as per the center for policy studies.
    GDP is a poor measure for growth even if it is nominal or real. You can get nominal growth in GDP via inflation.
    The real GDP growth relies on real necessities being part of the inflation index.
    So lets elaborate, you hear people talk about the bank of england should reduce interest rates so mortgages get cheaper. The reality is CPI doesnt include mortgages. So they can inflate house prices and that would not show up in the CPI. There are other indexes such as the Core CPI which is not looking so good for the UK.
    The reality is, the UK has been run badly for decades, and the electorate will do well to be more synical of the politicians that they elect.

    • @Chad-qw8ok
      @Chad-qw8ok Před 3 dny

      Brilliant 👏

    • @adenwellsmith6908
      @adenwellsmith6908 Před 2 dny

      The average wage is 38K a year. There's a deficit. You need to have a tax code above 38K a year in order to be a net contributor.
      How many migrants do that? How does a non working migrant do that?
      In other words migration of low paid workers is part of the destruction of the UK economy.

    • @adenwellsmith6908
      @adenwellsmith6908 Před 2 dny

      Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age?

    • @m0o0n0i0r
      @m0o0n0i0r Před 2 dny

      @@adenwellsmith6908 yep, and in reality through migration and low skilled labour makes the GDP figures look good while everyone actually gets poorer

    • @adenwellsmith6908
      @adenwellsmith6908 Před 2 dny

      @@m0o0n0i0r Correct.
      So what's the solution. Two parts. Asylum, and economic migrants.
      1. No discrimination. No pro White EU racism for example.
      2. Net contributors only.
      3. You get a minimum tax code of 38,500 (average wage) a year, increasing in line with average wages.
      4. No welfare for economic migrants. No housing benefit, income support....
      5. Remember, they came here for economic reasons. If its not economic for them they will leave.
      6. No public sector jobs. No Public Sector worker generates any tax revenue.

  • @keepgoing7533
    @keepgoing7533 Před 4 dny +11

    I can't breathe. There's too many people.

    • @Fire-pt2xu
      @Fire-pt2xu Před 3 dny

      Vote reform and take our country back!!!!

  • @DarrenKWSmithers
    @DarrenKWSmithers Před 4 dny +11

    go on any university's website, choose any course, compare the fees between UK, EEA and international student. Compare the difference in fees and you will no longer start liking Reform, unless of course you have got a private school education and are happy for more Brits to be illiterate

    • @syohank
      @syohank Před 3 dny +7

      Domestic students fees dont acually cover the cost for a university atm.. universities are literally only kept afloat more or less by international students

    • @Kwippy
      @Kwippy Před 3 dny

      Many universities send teams on world tours to get more international students upon whom they crucially rely on for funding. Many people in the UK feel that tax money spent on unis means people who don't want go to unis are having to subsidise people who do and it isn't fair.

    • @user-wj7cv9hb5j
      @user-wj7cv9hb5j Před 3 dny

      ​@Kwippy many who go to uni and pay high tax dont feel it is right to subsidise those that don't. Works both ways pal.

    • @Fire-pt2xu
      @Fire-pt2xu Před 3 dny +1

      Vote reform and take our country back!!!

    • @RichardHicks-sv9vk
      @RichardHicks-sv9vk Před 3 dny

      The real overwhelming immigration is not from these war torn countries but countries like india

  • @petervandenneste9774
    @petervandenneste9774 Před 2 dny +2

    In the Netherlands a government committee calculated that 'Non-Western' immigration is a net COST over the life of the immigrant. That is after deducting cost of education, healthcare housing etc. etc. from the 'net production' (taxes) of the immigrant. of course there are exeptions to the rule in the positive ánd negative!

  • @jimbrody3009
    @jimbrody3009 Před 2 dny +1

    The public are not to be dictated to, we know what immigration has done and we want a swift end to the madness.

  • @paxundpeace9970
    @paxundpeace9970 Před 4 dny +4

    NHS backlog and waiting lists
    There are 640,000 waiting to see eye specialists - many will have declining eyesight with its obvious consequences on their daily lives - and there are more than 500,000 waiting for gynaecological care and another 500,000 waiting for ear, nose and throat (ENT) treatments.
    Even in emergency deparments people are waiting 8 or 10 hours.

    • @Fire-pt2xu
      @Fire-pt2xu Před 3 dny

      Vote reform!!!! A vote for Labour is a vote for Islam!!!!

  • @johnrussell3961
    @johnrussell3961 Před 4 dny +18

    It’s not about growth. It’s about sustaining what we have. How do we keep the NHS going?

    • @allykhan8594
      @allykhan8594 Před 4 dny +7

      Get more British workers working!

    • @johnrussell3961
      @johnrussell3961 Před 4 dny

      @@allykhan8594. It takes 7 years to create a doctor. What do we do in the meantime?

    • @Jennyeq
      @Jennyeq Před 4 dny

      @@allykhan8594 That wont happen when unskilled/ no skilled workers flood in looking to work for below minimum wage.... mass migration is a tool for the rich to keep themselves rich at the expense of everyone else.

    • @daanjoppe5643
      @daanjoppe5643 Před 4 dny +2

      Pay higher taxes and national insurance or open the NHS for private investment to keep the quality high.
      You cannot promise tax cuts and promise free health services. An illustration, Norway has a free and good health service but the citizens pay more than 62% in taxes. In the Netherlands, it is a hybrid where both public and private money is being used to stimulate innovation and progress but also to keep it affordable. The US is an example where privatisation has gone through the roof.
      To pay for public services, a government has only three options: raise taxes, make cuts, or borrow money.

    • @OllieX123
      @OllieX123 Před 4 dny +5

      Overwhelming most immigrants recently coming to the Uk to work are for health and social care. If anything, immigrants are supporting the NHS.

  • @Lando-kx6so
    @Lando-kx6so Před 4 dny +13

    It's incredibly important to the economy, culture, & it's standing in the world. Legal skilled immigrants should have an easier time in the system & settling not be made to have it harder. Students should not even be counted as immigrants & should be removed from net migration statistics. Family unification should be a human right & there should be no MIR for spouses! Placing MIR also has a massive negative affect on British citizens who are in relationships with foreigners! Scapegoating immigrants also doesn't help with anything & shows extreme weakness. Trying to be cruel to asylum seekers won't stop them from coming either b/c schemes like the rwanda policy doesn't get to the root of the problem which is instability in their home countries.

    • @DilbertWhitehead
      @DilbertWhitehead Před 4 dny +4

      Who's scapegoating the individuals? It's one of the biggest misconceptions of our time, meaning we keep ignoring the problem. Immigration = good. Mass immigration = bad. The system is the problem, not the people using it. We need to stop personalising this as it's simply about numbers

    • @adam7802
      @adam7802 Před 4 dny +4

      So what you're saying is we should brush the issue of high immigration under a rug and pretend it isn't happening? Well if you want to ensure Farrage is PM in the future you keep preaching that.

    • @Lando-kx6so
      @Lando-kx6so Před 4 dny +2

      ​@@DilbertWhitehead birthrate has fallen & population has been aging. The youth population & working age population of today is actually the same size as it was 10 years ago whilst the elderly population has actually grown. Immigration has just kept the youth & working age population the same. Without more immigration there would be much more pressure on thw working age population. There are ways to go about having more control over the numbers of people coming over whilst rewarding those who legally pay their way through & make it fair for those with immediate family abroad (spouse & children under 18). What needs to be done is sort out the NHS (much of the workforce is migrants) & build more houses! (Shortage of workers here). There are also job vaccancies of over 900k & due to brexit many workers haven't been coming so they need to come from outside.

    • @DilbertWhitehead
      @DilbertWhitehead Před 4 dny +1

      @@Lando-kx6so do you honestly think that every country in the western world (as we're all living longer) needs an unlimited supply of migration to look after their elderly? Can you not see how flawed that is as a concept?

    • @DilbertWhitehead
      @DilbertWhitehead Před 4 dny

      @@adam7802 exactly this. They just don't get it do they, and they just won't listen. Which is why we had Brexit, why we've had a Tory government for so long, and why the right are rising all over the western world and will continue to do so until this failed experiment is stopped

  • @adam7802
    @adam7802 Před 4 dny +6

    I'm glad this is getting coverage. We need to have this scrutiny, with the levels of immigration we have now this issue absolutely cannot be ignored any longer. If you hate the likes of Farrage it is all the more reason you shouldn't ignore it.

    • @WinstonMelbourne-vt2vt
      @WinstonMelbourne-vt2vt Před 4 dny +1

      if you wanted control why vote for Brexit, it means less control before France had to help stop the boats now it is not their problem, freedom of movement means that we could have the doctors from other EU countries come and work help us then they would go home but now we can't Brexit has made things so much worse

    • @adam7802
      @adam7802 Před 4 dny +3

      @@WinstonMelbourne-vt2vt where do I start with this? I'm a remain voter but you assume being against this ridiculously high level of immigration means I voted for Brexit? 🤣 Many countries in the EU are now also getting fed up with it but your still coming out with this rubbish?
      Our high immigration is a result of mismanagement of the country and being in the EU literally wouldn't fix that as many of the relating issues have been brewing for decades.

    • @onlineonlineaccount2368
      @onlineonlineaccount2368 Před 4 dny +2

      @adam7802...That is on your own account. The Conservatives told the British public and eloctorate they would create special visa regulations for mass amount of migrants from Hong Kong, India and later special window for Ukrainian refugees. These countries are the main ones where majority of net migrants come from under Boris Johnson administration, now the same mass of British people are complaining about housing crisis and NHS.

    • @WinstonMelbourne-vt2vt
      @WinstonMelbourne-vt2vt Před 4 dny +1

      @@adam7802 I am glad you voted to stay in ok what you don't understand is we are getting older and have had fewer children, we need more people not less, gone are the days of a big family, that 2 baby cap is BS look at what happened to china, and covid well let's say it has not helped,

    • @adam7802
      @adam7802 Před 4 dny

      @@onlineonlineaccount2368 The facts are Ukranian and Hong Kong immigrants/refugees are a small number compared to the large number of Africans and Indians coming over. Why make an argument when you don't know the facts? As for the Conservatives... I never wanted them, they have lied through their teeth and are the reason immigration has ballooned to where it is now, good riddance to them.

  • @mahuanhit
    @mahuanhit Před 3 dny +1

    I am an immigrant to UK since 2007, of course legally through work visa. We are entitled to permanent residency after 5 years of continuous tax payment without claiming public benefit, then 7th year to be neutralised to British Citizen. We did so, and I settled with my partner, also came via work visa, same route to settle down. We have two kids here, apart from very occasional NHS consultation, two child birth in hospital, and some child benefit, we claimed no other benefits, and had always been paying tax, high tax band, for so many years. I am confident to say I did much more contribution to the UK economy than claiming benefit. Please differentiate illegal immigrant and legal immigrants, please also differentiate immigrants who are working hard and pay for the country to those who are not. Big talk of all walks of immigration problems will not improve things but arouse hatred, fuel nationalism against us! This was how Brexit happened.
    There was a reason UK chose to open to immigrants in The beginning. That was agreed to have benefit. How things went
    wrong afterwards was caused by collective factors, bad immigrantion policies, poor education of British schools that can not met the demand of UK’s economy and technological development, wrong decision of Brexit that lead to lose of investment and business then caused loss of national tax and increase of costing of living, involvement and support in major wars, increased US federal interest rates hugely increased the financial cost of UK government , plus the pandemic expenditures, etc. I think the legacy of British empire, common wealth countries immigration policies formed the foundation of the population demographic in Britain today.

  • @annarichardson7794
    @annarichardson7794 Před 4 dny +9

    0:23 There you have it. Mask off moment. Been saying this for years, a bigger economy just means more profits and fat dividends for the asset owning classes. For you it means bigger queues for a doctor or more sewage in the rivers. We need to get away from this "good for economy = good" paradigm. When the economy is set up to benefit only a very small number of people it has no relevance.

    • @Mandy-dy7nj
      @Mandy-dy7nj Před 3 dny

      If we kicked out all the immigrants, I don't think I'd ever get to see a GP. In my practice they are nearly all immigrants or second generation Brits and I'm very thankful for them.

  • @blakemann2365
    @blakemann2365 Před 3 dny +2

    You got to differentiate between legal and illegal immigration. Most citizens welcome legal immigrants. Illegal immigrants are people who jump the line (queue). There are thousands of people waiting in queue for legal immigrations.

    • @anm3037
      @anm3037 Před 3 dny

      Most people welcome legal migration: not in 🇬🇧 UK

  • @AustralianProletarianParty

    As an Australian the same issue has happened here. Quantitative peopling by the federal government has inflated house prices and construction costs so much that it’s practically too expensive to build housing now. The rate of migration should be tied into a percentage of the overall national stock of houses built per annum. This will deflate the housing market and consequently construction costs. The removal of unnecessary planning and rezoning restrictions also needs to be fast tracked in policy reform.

  • @chriswatson1698
    @chriswatson1698 Před 2 dny

    If the international students are working in UK, then the money that they spend on fees and living expenses is NOT export income. Some even send money back to their home countries, draining the UK economy.

  • @Drunkenmeows
    @Drunkenmeows Před 4 dny +6

    Lived in korea for over a decade. You want to see a country with an aging demographic problem, its a done deal there. Yet they still have a highly managed and metered immigration policy. With visas renewed yearly with no expectations to stay indefinitely.
    Immigration in the tens of thousands focus on what sectors and industry needs in mostly farming, manufacturing, labour, fishing, building. Jobs that Koreans won't do. Not all jobs are allowed to be done by foreigners and for skilled job degree/master and years experience in that field is required before even consideration to why a foriegner should take the job over a Korean.
    Add on to this ratio quotas per korean employee to foreigner employee their polices puts country first.
    It's wierd now i think of it. The only have immigration in such small number compare to the UK yet the have well organised immigration offices for even city and province yet the UK has like 3.

    • @annarichardson7794
      @annarichardson7794 Před 4 dny +2

      Yes it always makes me laugh when the immigrant addicts say "we have an ageing population!!!!111 do you want to end up like Japan or South Korea?" To which my answer is YES!

    • @Kus430
      @Kus430 Před 3 dny

      You may be able to argue the benefits of South Korea's immigration policy for the present but that isn't the case for the future in 20 years time

    • @goblinwisdom
      @goblinwisdom Před 3 dny

      If the uk had adopted schengen ID systems then every large council would have been able to do this stuff, we would also have photo ID that we now need for voting.

    • @Fire-pt2xu
      @Fire-pt2xu Před 3 dny +1

      Vote reform!!!!

    • @Drunkenmeows
      @Drunkenmeows Před 3 dny

      @@Kus430 this is true, their population crisis is very real I witnessed it. More dogs in push chairs there than babies.
      Yet Korea is very socially conservative outside of Seoul. Koreans wouldn't stand for the likes of immigration the west sees...

  • @jim-es8qk
    @jim-es8qk Před 3 dny +1

    Channel 4 recently did a video of a new immigrant (who didn't work) complaining that her benefit wasn't enough for her and her child. What do you think?

  • @GuyFiery00pp
    @GuyFiery00pp Před 4 dny +2

    Obviously it doesnt work- don't believe the lies

  • @Jamal-Ahmed786
    @Jamal-Ahmed786 Před 4 dny +1

    The reason why net migration figures jave skyrocketed is because their immigration points based system.

  • @chickenmadness1732
    @chickenmadness1732 Před 3 dny +1

    "How should we view UK immigration"
    Alright channel 4 tell me how to think.

  • @user-wt3rf2ud6n
    @user-wt3rf2ud6n Před 3 dny

    The media is overtly framing the immigration issue in economic terms, and ruthlessly avoiding discussion about culture. Small numbers of migrants can be integrated into British culture, and can be enriching. Mass migration creates enclaves, segregated communities, and low trust. A British Asian in London, Harrow (45% Asian) will face less pressure to integrate into traditional British life than a British Asian growing up in Norfolk (0.5%).

  • @kyleanuar9090
    @kyleanuar9090 Před 3 dny

    Tax, inflation, prices, real estate all going up. When inflation goes 'down' prices stayed up but when asked it's always "it doesn't work that way" from ministry.

  • @jeremiahpoole6526
    @jeremiahpoole6526 Před 4 dny +11

    The reason we have immigration at all is because people aren’t having enough children. Our ageing population has created a demographic imbalance.
    There is a direct correlation between increasing house prices and decreasing birth rates.
    To find the solution, the formula has to be rearranged.
    It really is as simple as that.

    • @annarichardson7794
      @annarichardson7794 Před 4 dny

      Completely untrue and economically illeterate. How does having less demand (decreasing birth rates = decreasing population) cause prices to go down? Just look up Japanese house prices since 1990 and their birth rates.

    • @user-bu9nb8wr6e
      @user-bu9nb8wr6e Před 4 dny

      The only reason we have immigration is because businesses need them and bankers need a housing shortage so they can lend huge sums of money to buy them.

    • @thedig7109
      @thedig7109 Před 4 dny +2

      it's funny this argument though with very little considered for the actual figure required.
      650K net each year has staggering kick on affects in 20 years when you need 1 million to look after that aging addition.
      Not suggesting you don't know that but just see that kicked around a lot with no actual figure known.

    • @humanpotatoes4958
      @humanpotatoes4958 Před 4 dny

      And the people who are pumping out kids are chavs who aren’t the slightest bit interested in education 🤦

    • @jeremiahpoole6526
      @jeremiahpoole6526 Před 3 dny +1

      @@thedig7109 It’s either this or massively increase taxes for the working side (which further entrenches the birth rate problem).

  • @acidtrip141596
    @acidtrip141596 Před 3 dny

    That Karl Williams guy comes off so sleazy and smarmy. And when he mentions how the graduate visa acts like a loophole, without actually knowing what it is, I love how Professor Jonathan Portes says, 'to say it is a loophole, is simply a fiction invented by people who don't like foreigners.' 🤣🤣🤣

  • @dalim8226
    @dalim8226 Před 3 dny

    How come there is a problem with doctors, with all of these doctors arriving with boats...

  • @julianagarciaalvarez8027
    @julianagarciaalvarez8027 Před 4 dny +10

    Legal migration is definitely not the problem

    • @DilbertWhitehead
      @DilbertWhitehead Před 4 dny +12

      It really is. Far too high for far too long, making integration harder every year and creating a more divided and disparate society. Slow, organic migration is the key to successful immigration and integration

    • @johnrussell3961
      @johnrussell3961 Před 4 dny +4

      @@DilbertWhitehead. FOM had been slow over 40 years . Then after Brexit EU workers left very quickly and had to be replaced very quickly.

    • @adam7802
      @adam7802 Před 4 dny +5

      It absolutely is. Boats are a tiny number in comparison. If you talk about just legal migration (not net) we are talking about well over a million a YEAR.

    • @DilbertWhitehead
      @DilbertWhitehead Před 4 dny +1

      @@johnrussell3961 it really hasn't, which was why Blair raised alarm bells over just 89k coming in 2002. It then steadily proceeded to 2/300k per annum. It's a failed experiment. A great concept but very naive to not assume those from the poorer countries would naturally flock to the richer ones. And not the other way around. It should've only be reciprocal, and that's why we (rightly or wrongly) left. In reality it was probably working okay until it expanded past Poland, but there we go

    • @Joey-ct8bm
      @Joey-ct8bm Před 4 dny +3

      @@DilbertWhitehead For growth you need to build. It's the basic principle of every citybuilder ever made. China builds a London ever year. The biggest population of a city in the world is Tokyo with 39 million, London has 9,748,000 population. 30 million to go.

  • @Victoria-hz3gx
    @Victoria-hz3gx Před 3 dny +4

    It's NOT JUST STUDENTS THOUGH IS IT. IT IS ALL THEIR FAMILY TOO, AND THEN YOU HAVE THE STUDENTS THAT LEAVE BEFORE YEAR 1.

    • @Rookwood262
      @Rookwood262 Před 3 dny

      If the Daily Mail says so, it must be true

  • @ToCoSo
    @ToCoSo Před 3 dny

    The housing market has been screwed for 15 years, wages havent risen in line with house prices.no new council houses and hardly any affordale housing created. Visa'd immigration is very high but the changes in university fees has made them the UKs latest money maker. We need houses, rent is crazy everywhere.

  • @Grumbo991
    @Grumbo991 Před 3 dny

    Yes make it all about immigration to pit people against one another so we don't focus on inflation, austerity and housing. Great idea.

  • @shegunzie
    @shegunzie Před 2 dny

    I could have to them this for free in 2018 about sharp rise in nonEU Migration

  • @nigelcard2028
    @nigelcard2028 Před 2 dny

    Stop anyone coming into the country unless they have a minimum off £ 36000 coming in every year.

  • @PASKEN458
    @PASKEN458 Před hodinou

    Channel 4 believes infinity immigrants will solve all our problems. Good luck, glad I emigrated 👍

  • @evgeniynagornyak1150
    @evgeniynagornyak1150 Před 2 dny

    Boris to blame for. He should be prosecutes

  • @anwar.muhammad
    @anwar.muhammad Před 4 dny

    If your economy is driven by Immigration and not by investments and manufacturing, you've got it all wrong.
    Immigration is good but if it is controlled and sustainable. Why no one thinks about other impacts of unusually high immigrants coming into country?

  • @petervandenneste9774
    @petervandenneste9774 Před 2 dny

    Well.... It is gona cost a huge amount of money with NO, I repeat: NO advantages

  • @robbiehilpert5909
    @robbiehilpert5909 Před 2 dny

    We don’t mind a little migration but like the host country we age so in that context we should be training our young up

  • @abdullahnduka5830
    @abdullahnduka5830 Před 3 dny +1

    This ifs guy is a problem

  • @sonofanarchy6628
    @sonofanarchy6628 Před 2 dny

    Its finished our economy to its knees

  • @davefish8107
    @davefish8107 Před 2 dny

    Who would think that spending £7m a day on illegal immigrants would be bad for the country

    • @Lord-Dexa
      @Lord-Dexa Před 2 dny

      Only an idiot would think that - Illegal immigrant, by their very nature, can not possibly be a cost to the government.

  • @Mubbasher-mz3hc
    @Mubbasher-mz3hc Před 3 dny

    Immigration is a big business in UK

  • @TinTin01234
    @TinTin01234 Před 4 dny +2

    The Windrush generation and those who came from India can wben people were needed and so many people intergrated. Illegal migration now is a huge issues, housing people who really shouldn't be here (not those actually fleeing war), legal migration isn't that much of an issue if they are contributing to society. However there needs to be stricter law, come to study here you cant bring dependents because a lot won't work but will use things like the NHS etc.
    And to those crying about Rwanda, Denmark successfully do the same thing, it was one thing they negotiationed when they joined the EU. The UK population need to learn from this and actually put the country first!

    • @ahmedalbagdady7253
      @ahmedalbagdady7253 Před 4 dny +3

      But students and their dependents paid 1035 pounds a year each as healthcare surcharge, while most are young and might only see a GP once a year. Also they have no access to public funds.
      I work in academia, paid loads in Healthcare surcharge, I also pay NI and only been to the GP to register. So my money has gone to serve someone else in the NHS, which I have no problem with.
      All this rhetoric is wrong, and politicians villainize legal immigrants for parliament seats, just like Brexit

  • @justkal5644
    @justkal5644 Před 3 dny

    Indian immigrants bring in so many high quality talents to UK , provide so many politician, CEO or entrepreneur , even UK richest person is a Indian.

  • @karenwarburton48715
    @karenwarburton48715 Před 11 hodinami

    Our country is broken

  • @carnaud
    @carnaud Před 4 dny

    Let me clue you in…it isn’t! It’s a lie!

  • @sarahjames927
    @sarahjames927 Před 2 dny

    Migration legal is welcome we need that … not illegal

  • @maninarucksack8983
    @maninarucksack8983 Před 18 hodinami

    Vote REFORM!

  • @mildlydispleased3221
    @mildlydispleased3221 Před 3 dny +6

    Why do people argue about migration so much? Who cares? I certainly don't, it can go up, it can go down, it doesn't affect my quality of life, I don't care if I hear another language being spoken, I don't care if another Polish supermarket opens on the high street, there are more important issues.

    • @mazzy_vc
      @mazzy_vc Před 3 dny

      Are u five years old or just utterly stupid? You don’t think who’s in a country, how many and where they are from or what they do once here plays into any of those “more important issues”? Competitiveness for jobs and housing are just two things immigration impacts and they are hardly insignificant issues. Then there’s the fact our police and population now have to worry about acid attacks and FGM, two despicable practices that were brought into the UK as people who cross boarders carry their opinions and practices with them. Sure another Polish grocers is not a bad thing, but then it’s not so much the Polish that people are worried about as the hundreds of thousands of men from god knows where who keep showing up and demanding housing, medical care, money, education etc. Our resources aren’t endless.

    • @myzamau428
      @myzamau428 Před 3 dny +2

      Supply and demand. The quality of life for everyone has reduced because of migration. It also affects our culture. You might not care, but millions of indigenous people do.

    • @mildlydispleased3221
      @mildlydispleased3221 Před 3 dny +1

      @myzamau428 But that isn't true. Ask any economist and they'll tell you that immigration is vital for any developed economy to maintain its prowess.
      I love how you say "Indigenous people want to protect their culture" as if Britain didn't sail around the world, destroying thousands of cultures, yet somehow an Indian bloke moving next door to you is equivalent?
      Immigrants are the only people SAVING British culture, have you seen white British people today? They use American words, don't know our history and most don't even like a cuppa.
      Immigrants are much more likely to be Christian, work harder as they have to fight to stay here and they're more knowledgeable about British history as they are tested on it in order to get citizenship.

    • @lukeool
      @lukeool Před 3 dny

      Just look at housing…

    • @mildlydispleased3221
      @mildlydispleased3221 Před 3 dny

      @@lukeool That's due to a lack of jew houses being built and old people hoarding multiple properties.

  • @xena2559
    @xena2559 Před 4 dny +1

    Liar

  • @user-bu9nb8wr6e
    @user-bu9nb8wr6e Před 4 dny +5

    We are full up now shut the boarders it’s insane.

    • @humanpotatoes4958
      @humanpotatoes4958 Před 4 dny +4

      The fact that you can’t even spell borders says it all 👍😁

    • @willienelsongonzalez4609
      @willienelsongonzalez4609 Před 3 dny

      Mate, I’d rather have someone who’s an immigrant than someone who can’t even muster the ability to spell. Immigrants contribute more to the economy and are less likely to abuse healthcare and social services. Oh, in case you have looked recently, 40% of the NHS is staffed by ethnic minorities and immigrants.

    • @user-wj7cv9hb5j
      @user-wj7cv9hb5j Před 3 dny +1

      ​@humanpotatoes4958 so the fact you still understand what they intended to say and still decided to insult them tells me everything. Typical trait of a leftwing extremist, another is extremely poor math attainment. I doubt you will even apologise for being obnoxious to this person. Disgusting.

  • @jojackson2818
    @jojackson2818 Před 2 dny

    Look at Poland and you will see want immigration dose

  • @anonymos59
    @anonymos59 Před 4 dny +7

    Fascism is also out of control

    • @tedcrilly46
      @tedcrilly46 Před 3 dny

      Keeping women in bags.
      Openly hostile to Jews and gays.

  • @arcan762
    @arcan762 Před 4 dny +5

    Sounds like we need some kind of Reform of the political system...

  • @titteryenot4524
    @titteryenot4524 Před 4 dny +15

    Personally, no trouble with anyone’s skin colour. Islam is _the_ issue for me. When a critical mass is reached in this country (and anywhere else) there will be calls for Sharia Law and if Islam is in the driving seat at that point, it _will_ be enforced. Or else. We are sleepwalking into a not-too-distant disaster.

    • @YA-hm5zy
      @YA-hm5zy Před 4 dny +9

      OK get the tin foil hat back on.

    • @titteryenot4524
      @titteryenot4524 Před 4 dny

      @@YA-hm5zyWake up, m8. By 2050 the UK is projected to be 17% Islamic. Sweden, astonishingly, is projected to be 30% Muslim. A full third of Swedes will be Muslims. Sorry, call me modern, but when I see a medieval cult based on precisely nothing dictating the terms and conditions, I kinda get antsy! 🐜

    • @DilbertWhitehead
      @DilbertWhitehead Před 4 dny +9

      ​@YA-hm5zy it happened to Lebanon, Iran and Afghanistan. I'm sure their people said the same as you at one stage. What makes you so sure it couldn't happen here?

    • @YA-hm5zy
      @YA-hm5zy Před 4 dny +5

      @@DilbertWhitehead go learn some history.

    • @loredanatagliaferri5339
      @loredanatagliaferri5339 Před 4 dny +3

      @@YA-hm5zy the one who should learn some history is you!

  • @fahmad7194
    @fahmad7194 Před 2 dny

    Make babies, not arguments 😂

  • @AngelaVlahos
    @AngelaVlahos Před 3 dny

    I'm German brat

  • @terryj50
    @terryj50 Před 3 dny +1

    If the uk did not have migration who would pay the tax for Brits to get their uc payments. We all earn over 34k a year pay 3 k in visa and nhs surcharge every 2 years pay tax and ni and get no benefits and can still afford to live in the uk. Brits are on uc and complain they don’t get enough free money.

    • @davidatkinson5858
      @davidatkinson5858 Před 2 dny

      Lol 😂immigrants are an average per capita financial burden on the taxpayer to a massively disproportionate level....The only way to get through the mental gymnastic hoops to conclude that they are a financial advantage to the UK economy is by deliberately ignoring everything else apart from more people= more taxpayers bullshittery narrative with your fingers in your ears shouting "lalalala!" At the top of your voice

  • @ascgazz7347
    @ascgazz7347 Před 4 dny

    ..and this journalist sounds like a spoof.

  • @Fire-pt2xu
    @Fire-pt2xu Před 3 dny +1

    Vote reform!!!! We want our country back!!!!

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    @user-zi8qe6tf9f Před 4 dny +3

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  • @paulallum9503
    @paulallum9503 Před 2 dny

    Wafloob

  • @WinstonMelbourne-vt2vt

    our main problem is Brexit, in fact, freedom of movement is the control we need, the one thing that would help and no one is talking about it, we have done the most foolish thing possible, freedom of movement within the EU means control of the boarders not less, and you can stop the boat in France, we need to stop being foolish

  • @Kwippy
    @Kwippy Před 3 dny +1

    The question of economic impact of immigration is very complex.
    But for racists and bigots, the issue is very simple.

    • @davidatkinson5858
      @davidatkinson5858 Před 2 dny

      What about the irrefutable negative impact on the quality of life for all the people forced to actually pay the price of those zero personal cost luxury virtue signalling opinions on mass immigration your huffing you're own farts to get high on?🤔

  • @paxundpeace9970
    @paxundpeace9970 Před 4 dny +3

    The UK economy is so weak because people can't afford anything anymore. Goods and food have become far more expensive. Housing is insanely unaffordable. UK politics have failed british people.

    • @johnrussell3961
      @johnrussell3961 Před 4 dny +1

      The old mutuals tied mortgages to wages, and house prices had to reflect what people could borrow .
      Then Thatcher persuaded them to become banks, and they lent too much..