The Ceuta crisis will fortify “Fortress Europe”
The EU has realised that, to preserve the Schengen Area, it is essential to harden the continent’s external borders
ByImmigration
Navigate the complex landscape of immigration with our comprehensive collection of articles, offering insightful analysis, diverse perspectives, and up-to-date coverage on policies, debates, and the human stories that shape this global phenomenon.
Strangers in our midst
Colin Grant once more brings us the voices of the British migrant experience too often ignored
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Chris Philp wants another go at fixing immigration
Money and logic be damned
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The Belfast riots: new targets, old hatred
This is the story of a hardcore loyalist element which has stewed for decades in far-right ideology
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Belfast’s violence, Britain’s rage
Northern Ireland now may be parsable to an England that has long found it alien, weird and foreign
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Immigration is down, so why does no one care?
No government can succeed in a policy area where perception is so dramatically out of step with reality
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Would a new PM scrap Shabana Mahmood’s immigration reforms?
New research suggests the Home Secretary is not trusted on immigration by Labour voters
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ECHR derangement syndrome
The great bête noire of the modern right is driving them beyond reason
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From “pint influencers” to Starmer’s niece: meet the young politicos vying for power
One party is a clear winner among young voters
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Reform UK doesn’t like you
The party has pledged to build detention centres in areas that do not vote for it
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Why you hate John Terry
Even before one of its legends endorsed Rupert Lowe, Chelsea FC was seen as irredeemable
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Inside Labour’s escalating immigration feud
Mahmood’s immigration push is uniting her allies but inflaming tensions across Labour
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Labour’s immigration battle gets heated
Now Denmark has been dragged into the conflict over Shabana Mahmood’s reforms
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The United States of West London
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Matt Goodwin’s intellectual suicide
In his new book, Reform’s in-house academic set out to articulate his ideas. He produced trash
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Shabana Mahmood’s change of tone could fall on deaf ears
Backbench discontent is growing over the Home Secretary’s asylum reforms
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Labour is suffering from a bad case of “long Morgan”
Chasing Reform voters on immigration is a bad strategy that is being badly executed by this government
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A British Ice would be a disaster
Reform’s anti-migrant policies are sounding more and more American
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Does Jim Ratcliffe speak for England?
Anger over immigration is once again the prevailing force in British politics
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Labour is creating a vulnerable migrant underclass
Chasing Reform on immigration will only entrench an unequal system and increase resentment
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