The Burden of Migration: Legal and Economic Implications

This chapter examines the legal and ethical challenges surrounding the deportation of criminal offenders in the UK, referencing specific cases that raise questions about residency rights amid concerns for family and mental health. The discussion extends to the financial implications of asylum policies, highlighting the increasing costs associated with accommodating migrants and the burden on taxpayers. The speakers critique government transparency and accountability regarding immigration data and welfare expenditures, advocating for a reevaluation of current policies.