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'Less than 7% of small boat migrants last year have been deported... Good odds if you're coming her illegally.'Martin Daubney looks at shocking new figures showcasing the government's failure to deport small boat migrants.#illegalimmigration #immigration #labour #labourparty #uknews #ukpolitics #gbnews Keep up to date with GB News at gbnews.com or on X @GBNEWSBecome a Friend of GB News: gbnews.com/friend

Rob Bates of the Centre for Migration Control condemns Labour as GB News reveal almost 1,000 small boat migrants have crossed the English Channel over the bank holiday weekend.

Newly released data reveal that the UK's net migration has nearly halved to its lowest level since 2021. Despite this drop, the British immigration system faces heavy scrutiny from organisations such as the Centre for Migration Control, which points out that many foreign nationals still arrive annually.Christopher Hope grills Home Office Minister Mike Tapp on whether the government is truly regaining control of the borders. The conversation tackles the economic impacts of falling numbers, concerns over a potential British 'brain drain', and Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs).

A fiery clash erupts between former Cabinet Office Chief Economist Jonathan Portes and Martin Daubney over the true economic impact of migration in the UK. As official figures reveal that just under 1.2 million migrants are currently unemployed or out of work, the debate quickly intensifies over whether immigration remains a genuine net benefit to the British economy.

‘Why don’t we make decisions on facts, not on feelings!’ Martin Daubney reacts to a Home Office-backed study that has found lower-paid migrants are more likely to stay in the UK long term and Lord Frost discusses Andy Burnham's U-turn on EU membership.

'This is a huge injustice and needs to be righted.'Former Tory MP Adam Holloway, who helped Chagossians raise funds for a new settlement, reveals plans for a 'permanent return' of islanders to the Chagos Islands.

Chairman of Migration Watch UK, Alp Mehmet, joins journalist Nigel Nelson for a detailed discussion on the growing controversy surrounding illegal migrants receiving compensation payouts of up to £500,000 after their mobile phones were seized upon arrival in the UK.In this in-depth conversation, they examine the legal basis for these claims, the role of the Home Office, and the wider implications for UK border policy. They explore whether compensation at this level should be awarded, what precedent it may set, and how it could impact public confidence in the immigration system.The discussion also looks at the legal arguments behind compensation claims, the reasons mobile phones are seized at the border, the balance between human rights and national security, the potential financial impact on taxpayers, and what this could mean for future immigration enforcement.This debate goes to the heart of the UK’s ongoing migration challenges and raises important questions about accountability, policy decisions, and fairness within the system.