@amandabreaksitdown: A potential £1.08 BILLION Home Office contract. Immigration detention planning potentially stretching to 2038. Around 39,000 small-boat arrivals in the year ending March 2026. I'm not interested in political slogans. I want to know what assumptions sit behind the Government's long-term planning. Sources: Home Office, Immigration System Statistics, YE March 2026: illegal-route arrivals, small boats, detention and returns. Home Office, 29 June 2026: 40% detention-capacity expansion and 45,000+ planned removals. Home Office, Find a Tender, Heathrow IRC Operator Services: £901.5m ex VAT / £1.0818bn inc VAT; possible extension to 31 March 2038. Home Office Immigration Statistics Data Tables, March 2026: underlying illegal-entry and returns datasets. #UKImmigration #IllegalImmigration #LabourGovernment #UKPolitics #SmallBoats

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user20978774534624
user20978774534624 :
When you look at the current situation, it is difficult not to question how much public money is being spent on illegal immigration and how many organisations, businesses and individuals are financially dependent on managing the consequences. More than ten years ago, many ordinary working people voted for Brexit because they wanted the UK to regain control of its borders and immigration system. They expected British laws and the British justice system to be used to manage immigration fairly and effectively, including dealing with people who commit crimes. Yet today, taxpayers are funding a vast system surrounding illegal immigration. This includes government departments and officials, accommodation providers, charities receiving public money, transportation, security, legal aid, lawyers, courts and judges, as well as healthcare and other essential services. There are also the costs associated with people being rescued by the RNLI, accommodated in hotels or other housing, provided with clothing and phones, and given access to doctors, dentists and hospitals. There are further costs involved in transportation to appointments, security, administration and officials' travel and expenses. Legal cases can also result in substantial costs being met through legal aid. My concern is not simply about the individuals arriving in the UK. It is about the enormous system that has developed around illegal immigration and the lack of transparency over where the money is going, who is receiving it and whether the system is actually working. How many people are employed directly or indirectly because of this situation? How much money is being paid to charities and private companies? How much is being spent on accommodation, transport, security, healthcare, administration and legal aid? And how much of the taxpayers' money ultimately ends up as profit? If organisations and individuals are making substantial amounts of money from a system that appears unable to resolve the underlying problem, then the public has every right to demand answers. I am not saying that every person or organisation involved is corrupt.
2026-08-17 21:25:16
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sirrus03
sirrus03 :
Lie upon lie once again never trust a politician 😳
2026-08-17 17:02:07
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kellydavies1989
kelly davies :
this is a joke, do like Poland and then ontop all aliens to our country need to be detained and returned, no cases should even be looked at, there is many safe countries they get to b4 Britain that they can stay in, the difference is in Britain take them in and give them everything, its a joke, British people paying the taxes who r struggling to either pay their bills or eat, not a choice illegal arrival worry about, they get fed 3 times a day, roof over thier heads and they still set fire to hotels they're housed in that they think is unsuitable, what a joke. fucking discusting. if u gabe one of our homeless or a homeless vet they would be grateful for any help, not set fire to a building that's putting them up and feeding them. every boat needs to be turned around and sent back, not Britain's problem
2026-08-18 03:45:27
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big.cat111
big cat :
Don’t worry REFORM will be in power after the next GE
2026-08-17 20:51:16
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martin.woolston
Martin Woolston :
they are doing absolutely nothing we need to stop the handout we need to leave the ECHR and remove theses undocumented young male criminals..😡😡😡🙈🙈🙈🙈
2026-08-18 06:32:35
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winnerxwinner
winnerxwinner :
Who has a good, practical idea to tackle this? Serious question. It's easy to complain and criticise.
2026-08-17 18:07:14
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gsge_sgevege
user2357373 :
we are screwed if this doesn't get sorted asap
2026-08-17 16:59:14
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michaelgardiner240
michaelgardiner240 :
I’m retiring in 10 years I’m selling my house cashing in my private pension and moving to Colombia with my Colombian partner, I don’t want to be here
2026-08-17 20:42:50
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hudsonfoster750
Hudson Foster :
Labour lie
2026-08-18 10:00:52
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adie.gee
adie.gee :
keep asking the best questions. the lack of answers speaks volumes.
2026-08-17 22:16:02
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anitalewis820
Anita :
i really dont understand what they think is going to happen....the male female ratio isnt going to match...only those who are granted asylum can bring their families over....what are all those single men going to do???😳
2026-08-17 22:21:11
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graham.richards68
Grichy :
No they won't say it. but they won't stop them.
2026-08-18 00:00:40
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richardmccormick88
Richard Del Oro from London :
Excellent work from you again Dona 🙏🙏🙏
2026-08-17 18:46:21
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baza2199
What next? :
We are being gas lighted by politicians that should be working for us NOT against us! Imagine if NHS staff acted the same as politicians and didn’t care about us 🤔
2026-08-17 17:12:16
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paulhill542
Dash777 :
Both labour and conservatives have no intention of doing anything to stop 🤬
2026-08-18 08:27:34
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hector3644
Mac :
This is why reform will definitely get in .
2026-08-17 17:04:32
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rm198384
Rm1983 :
👏 Keep calling it out - they have a plan
2026-08-17 17:19:50
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sholistra
sholi strauss :
thank you. Politics 101: Push the problem to the future, so you are not held accountable.
2026-08-17 15:22:32
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frogsunshine
FrogSunshine :
clpse botders people should apply the correct way
2026-08-17 17:11:22
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robtwentyseven
RobTwentySeven :
You do realise Britain is part of the 1951 Refugee convention, right? Claiming asylum is neither illegal or something the government, and any government before, want to stop. As a country we have agreed our duty to accept refugees. You seem to talk as though these facts don’t exist.
2026-08-18 07:21:21
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ikondiva5
IkonDiva :
we are all humans beings
2026-08-20 16:31:46
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a.r0500
A R :
The government are liars and make a lot of noise no action.
2026-08-17 21:54:41
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lindacraig1957
LynnCraig :
What happened to the laws of our country...... if you come into the UK illegally, you will be deported immediately. No ifs, buts, or maybes. Am I right that this law is still in existence? All I've seen in recent years is the increase in "life style" choice of illegal immigrants because they all know the UK is a soft touch & will give them whatever they need for free!! Many have been interviewed & all, without question have sighted the freebies they came for. Disgusting to think the taxpayers hard earned money is paying for all this & the powers that be, elected to honour the will of the people, have gone deaf & blind!! 😡😡😡
2026-08-18 09:17:57
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oldmanpants
old man :
I watched a committee quizzing one of the firms involved asking why they where getting 17k a year per person but now its 44k a year and how much profit the company makes. he gave the numbers but stated that 1.9% goes back to the Government... so they are making money out of it as well 🤔🤔🤔 no wonder they haven't stopped it
2026-08-18 08:19:48
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david.lewis531
David uk :
2026-08-18 05:17:22
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