Europe Migrant Crisis - Page 2

Italy’s Supreme Court definitively acquitted Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini over his blocking of an open borders NGO migrant boat that attempted to dump illegals into the country in 2019.

A boat carrying migrants overturned early on Thursday on the Sava river in eastern Croatia, killing at least three people and injuring eight.

European Commission Chief Ursula von der Leyen has argued that more legal mass migration is needed to reduce illegal entries while announcing a pilot scheme to import migrants into Europe from India.

The groundwork for a potential Anglo-Franco alliance against illegal immigration appeared to be laid this week as the two front-running populist candidates to take power in London and Paris agreed to a new borders framework.

Afghan and Syrian nationals are significantly overrepresented among suspects of violent crimes in Germany, according to official statistics.

At least 18 migrants attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea in an inflatable boat died when it capsized south of the island of Crete, Greek authorities said Saturday.

Amid growing concern over the massive influx of foreigners into Ireland, the “Women’s Coalition on Immigration” launched this week to pressure the government in Dublin to prioritise the safety of women and girls and to disclose migrant sex crime rates.

The United States government has warned that mass migration represents an “existential threat” to Western civilization and has warned Europe against the continuing open borders policies and the creation of two-tier justice systems that favour foreigners over native populations.

UK changing border rules, with some who came in ‘Boriswave’ facing a 30-year wait to get Leave to Remain, but others will be fast-tracked.

Farage responded to the UK’s left-wing govt conceding action needed on illegal immigration by immediately pulling the Overton Window further.

In an apparent bid to appease growing public anger over the migrant crisis, the left-wing Labour Party government announced a series of restrictions on Monday to make Britain a less attractive destination for illegals. However, Brexit boss Nigel Farage noted that key questions remain and warned that the policies may even result in more migrants simply being allowed in through new legal routes created by the plan.

The UK’s left-wing govt will fail to make meaningful change as it’s own lawmakers will stand in its way, predicted Nigel Farage.

Protests continued against the Labour government’s plans to house hundreds of mostly young male migrants in converted army camps, which locals warn endanger their communities.

The British government will announce measures to tackle the so-called ‘Boriswave’ of migrants, vindicating the right-wing commentariat.

UK govt has consent of its people to engage in a massive programme of deportations, if it were inclined to do so, polling has found. 

While Nigel Farage’s Reform UK rides high in the polls and research shows Britons want major change on migration, the PM has hit back.

A High Court judge has ruled that a prominent migrant hotel, infamous for previously housing a child molesting migrant, will be able to continue to operate as accommodation for alleged asylum seekers, dismissing safety concerns from locals.

Concerned residents condemned the left-wing Labour government’s plans to dump hundreds of supposed asylum seekers in their community.

Vast majority believe the country is “divided”, with many saying they want “my country to be the way it used to be”, says study.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz declared on Monday that Germany will restart deporting migrants back to Syria following days of confusion and mixed messaging from his government in Berlin.

Foreign nationals are three times more likely to be accused of a crime against life than a German citizen, and deportees even more than that.

The number of Ukrainian refugees who see Germany as a permanent home rather than temporary place of shelter continues to rise.

The British government placed a convicted paedophile wanted by German authorities in a migrant hotel and is paying for his legal defence against extradition, sparking outrage from local MPs.

Mass migration has made the British people poorer and solving that problem will be a major part of fixing the economy, says Nigel Farage.

Illegal migrants are reportedly taking advantage of Britain’s self-deportation compensation scheme, pocketing thousands in taxpayer cash to leave only to return to the UK while bragging about their exploits online.

British schools are receiving a record £540 million a year in additional funding from the government to educate children who don’t speak English as their native language.

An alleged asylum seeker from Syria has been jailed over the sexual assault and strangulation of a woman in Cardiff, Wales, earlier this year.

Voters across the political spectrum in the UK are more likely to hold strong views on immigration and ethnic homogeneity than Americans.

There may be just a few thousand votes between the two top parties as the very final results come in for the dead heat vote. 

Leaked British government documents reportedly revealed that more than nine in ten local councils in England will be housing alleged asylum seekers by the end of the year.

Netherlands went to the polls in a snap national election brought by Geert Wilders as he seeks a mandate to push through border control.

The left-wing-controlled British Parliament voted on Wednesday to reject legislation from Brexit champion Nigel Farage to reclaim the democratic body’s sovereignty and control of the UK’s borders from the European Convention on Human Rights.

Elon Musk talked “civil war” in response to the violent slaying of a man out walking his dog in London, allegedly by an Afghan migrant. 

Boat migrant convicted for child sex assault, caused nationwide protests, and who was sought in farcical police manhunt has been deported.

Former presidential candidate Éric Zemmour has cast blame on France’s open-door immigration system for the Crown Jewel heist at the Louvre Museum after reports emerged indicating that at least one of the suspects has an Algerian background.

The British government has been accused by parliamentarians of wasting billions in the mismanagement of the deeply controversial scheme to house supposed asylum seekers in hotels across the country at taxpayer expense.