Press Releases : 2019

There is a serious risk of numbers taking off again, unless ministers get a grip

Nearly two-thirds say immigration is of 'substantial concern' to the public

Nearly three quarters of voters back Australian-style cap on work permits after Brexit

Net migration statistics for year to June 2019

Comment on work visa statistics

Comment on Conservative Party manifesto

ONS statistics regarding employment by country of birth

Conservative announcement on recruiting overseas doctors and nurses

Tragic news that 39 bodies were found in lorry container in Essex

2018-based ONS population projections

Labour Party conference motion on immigration

Return of the flawed post-study work visa

How effective is enforcement action against sham marriage?

ONS immigration statistics for year to March 2019

ONS analysis: 'Understanding different migration data sources'

30 million UK adults want to see immigration reduced

An amnesty for illegal immigrants?

A new Chairman for Migration Watch UK

'Beyond the Net Migration Target' report by the think-tank Onward

British Medical Association vote to stop charging overseas patients for NHS treatment

MAC report on the shortage occupation list

Immigration is not the answer to the productivity puzzle

ONS immigration statistics for year ending December 2018

ONS variant household projections for England

ONS labour market statistics by country of birth and nationality

Report by Independent Chief Inspector of Borders on tackling illegal working

Foreign graduates should not be allowed to stay on to stack supermarket shelves

Government proposals for post-Brexit work permits will not achieve a significant reduction in net migration

Comment on High Court judgment regarding rules aimed at preventing illegal immigrants from renting properties

ONS migration statistics for the year to September 2018

ONS statistics on employment by country of birth & nationality

Retraction of our paper on post-Brexit migration levels

At 160 pages, the Immigration White Paper must be, for the Conservatives, the longest suicide note in their history

Home Secretary’s response to surge in Channel crossings may have been good TV but does not amount to a policy