by Jason Tyler | 20th November 2020 | General, Immigration
Advertisements A fishing vessel carrying 69 suspected illegal migrants hidden onboard has been intercepted by UK Border Force boats off the Norfolk coast and escorted into Harwich. The suspected illegal migrants who are all Albanians were questioned about alleged...
by Jason Tyler | 11th November 2020 | General, Immigration, Politics
Adrian Pascu-Tulbure is a Director at FTI Consulting. The President-elect may well come to regret his offhand comment in a radio interview earlier in May, where he joked that “if you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black”. In...
by Jason Tyler | 29th October 2020 | Brexit, General, Immigration, Politics
In the run up to last year’s general election, one of Boris Johnson’s most significant promises was to reduce immigration if the Conservatives won a majority. He spoke about the Government’s proposed new Australia-style points-based system, saying that “numbers will...
by Jason Tyler | 22nd October 2020 | Crime, General, Immigration, Politics
Gary Sambrook is the Conservative MP for Birmingham Northfield. For many years, members of the public have repeatedly asked politicians to reform our broken immigration system and introduce an Australian-style points based one. In constituencies like mine people were...
by Jason Tyler | 22nd October 2020 | Crime, General, Immigration, Politics
Shaun Bailey is a member of the London Assembly and the Conservative candidate for Mayor of London. For better or for worse, the place you grow up in shapes the kind of person you become. When I look back on my childhood years, spent in a council house in Ladbroke...
by Jason Tyler | 20th October 2020 | General, Immigration, Politics
Maurisa S. Coleman is a British–Trinidadian entrepreneur, currently working as a Parliamentary researcher. She is also an ambassador for the Notting Hill Carnival. Today, a debate will take place on Black History Month in the Commons. Black History Month is dedicated...
