Andrew Green 
Why, once again, a fall in student immigration is good
Yesterday came the news that net migration has once again fallen, this time to its lowest level for ten years. In the year ending September 2012, net migration was 153,000.… Continue reading
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Falling net migration: a clear policy success?
The fall of one third in the net immigration statistics announced today is the most significant development since that number rose by 50 per cent in 2004 (unremarked, incidentally, by the BBC… Continue reading
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Reducing the ‘pull factor’ for Romanian and Bulgarian migrants
Whisper it but the government have a fighting chance of reaching their immigration target. The main risk now is an inflow from Romania and Bulgaria when our labour market is… Continue reading
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Immigration caps don’t hamper the economic recovery. Why pretend otherwise?
The immigration lobby are getting desperately short of arguments to set against the huge costs of mass immigration. The first body blow was a House of Lords report which ‘found… Continue reading
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