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Re: Unstoppable migration?
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DAVID Cameron turned a deaf ear to the nation’s immigration fears yesterday as figures showed net migration hit a near-record 333,000 last year.
The PM, in Japan for a G7 summit, refused to answer questions on the shocking statistic even though immigration is the No1 concern for millions of EU referendum voters.
The number of extra migrants that came to Britain in 2015 would fill Wembley Stadium almost four times over.
The figures also showed 77,000 EU migrants who came for work — or 43 per cent — did not have a job when they got here.
Brexit backing Boris Johnson said the statistics made a mockery of the PM’s six-year-old promise to reduce net migration to the tens of thousands — and highlighted the impossibility of getting a grip on immigration while the UK is handcuffed by the EU’s open borders policy.
The Tory said: “We must face the fact the system has spun out of control. We cannot control the terms on which people come.”
He added: “If people elect politicians on a manifesto to bring it down to the tens of thousands then I think they have a right to see that pledge fulfilled.
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