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https://x.com/shadowcanman/status/2087650195526062474 PATRIOTS — if you think the asylum numbers are big, wait until you see what we’re finding in LEGAL MIGRATION. This investigation is much bigger. Here are the numbers. 813,000 long-term immigrants arrived in the UK in 2025. 627,000 were non-EU+ nationals. At the recent peak Britain recorded 1.469 MILLION long-term immigrants in ONE YEAR. But now we are following the money. And we’ve already found this buried in official Government analysis: £9.5 BILLION That is the Home Office’s estimated lifetime net fiscal cost of care workers and their adult dependants expected to settle in the UK between 2026 and 2030. How do they get there? The Migration Advisory Committee model estimates: Care worker: –£36,000 average lifetime net fiscal contribution. Adult dependant: –£67,000 average lifetime net fiscal contribution. The –£36,000 does NOT mean the Government pays somebody £36,000. It means that, over their lifetime in Britain, the model estimates the taxes and revenues attributable to the average care worker are £36,000 LESS than the public expenditure attributed to them. Think: TAXES PAID minus NHS + welfare + pensions + education + public services + other government spending The resulting lifetime balance: –£36,000 per care worker. For an adult dependant: –£67,000. Now multiply it by the population the Home Office expects to settle: 117,000 care workers × £36,000 = £4.2 BILLION 79,000 adult dependants × £67,000 = £5.3 BILLION TOTAL: £9.5 BILLION ESTIMATED LIFETIME NET FISCAL COST. And that’s just one part of one legal migration route. Between 2022 and 2024 alone, the Health & Care route issued: 616,266 visas 249,594 workers 366,672 dependants That’s roughly 1.47 dependant visas for every worker visa. But here’s the important bit: legal migration isn’t automatically a taxpayer cost. Higher-paid Skilled Workers can be substantial net contributors. International students can make positive fiscal contributions. Migrants pay income tax, National Insurance, VAT, visa fees and, where applicable, the Immigration Health Surcharge. So we’re not going to make up one giant number and pretend every migrant costs the taxpayer money. We’re going to AUDIT IT. Route by route. WORK STUDY DEPENDANTS FAMILY HEALTH & CARE SETTLEMENT And then: £ TAX PAID £ VISA FEES £ NHS SURCHARGE £ BENEFITS £ NHS £ SCHOOLS £ HOUSING £ PENSIONS £ LOCAL GOVERNMENT Then we’re going deeper: Which employers sponsored them? Which universities? Which occupations? Which councils? Which nationalities? How many dependants? How many eventually settled? What did they contribute? What did they cost? The asylum investigation was the beginning. Now we audit the legal migration system. And every number will come from public data. SOURCES: Home Office — £9.5bn care-worker/dependant fiscal analysis: gov.uk/government/pub ONS — Long-term international migration: ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulati Migration Advisory Committee — fiscal impact: gov.uk/government/pub

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🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 PATRIOTS — if you think the asylum numbers are big, wait until you see what we’re finding in LEGAL MIGRATION.

This investigation is much bigger.

Here are the numbers.

🇬🇧 813,000 …

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