Not only are immigrants enriching our culture with rape, robbery and murder, they are also enriching our wallets with the colorful diversity of money-removal.

Huge numbers of homeless “migrants” are costing the British people millions of pounds, seeking emergency accommodation as they demand everything be given them for free because they want it.

Bringing in a foreign population for the purpose of giving them free things is so insane, it is almost unimaginable.  But if we didn’t do it, that would be racist.

Express:

More than 2,000 foreign families are now living rent-free, official figures show.

The number of eastern Europeans housed by the state has almost tripled over four years, the data reveals.

The figure for all migrants unable to pay their way in the UK has doubled – leaving hard-pressed councils footing a £1.7million-a-month rent bill.

Concerns were raised last night at the growing pressure new migrants are putting on public services.

Ukip’s Tim Aker said: “These shocking figures demonstrate the huge burden that uncontrolled immigration has added to our country’s limited housing stock. Instead of giving free housing to families from the European Union, the British Government should be putting their own citizens to the front of the queue.

“Once again we see that the Coalition’s weak approach is simply a re-run of Labour’s disastrous tenure in office. Only Ukip says enough is enough and we would prioritise social housing for people with local links to the area.”

Peterborough’s Tory MP Stewart Jackson said: “This situation goes to the heart of the debate over repatriating powers from the EU to the UK.

“The Government needs to redouble its efforts to cut benefit tourism not just for health and welfare but housing too. Labour’s open-door migration policy has put local authorities in a difficult position. It is down to this Government to turn it around.”

Alp Mehmet of MigrationWatch UK said: “If poor people come here, one of the consequences is homelessness and the resulting cost. It’s not rocket science.

“These figures are another indicator of what happens when people come here at will without consideration of how they will maintain themselves and accommodate themselves.”

ONLY one in every 70 migrants suspected of being in the country illegally is arrested, Home Office figures revealed last night.

Government data handed to the Daily Express shows 28,442 were held in Britain in the past two years despite migration experts putting the total of people here without permission as high as two million.

The figures – reporting that the foreign nationals come from 159 different countries, one from nearly every nation on earth – have sparked fresh calls for Britain to quit the EU and reclaim control of our frontiers.

Critics say the problem is the result of a soft-touch approach to immigration over decades and the majority of hard-working Britons now put it as one of their major concerns.

Newly-elected Ukip MEP Tim Aker said: “It is out of control.

“These arrests barely scratch the surface and show the Government’s distasteful go-home wagons were a gimmick and not a reflection they were serious about combating illegal immigration.

“Tackling this epidemic would be a top priority for Ukip as we are the only party that would get back control of our borders.”

The number of suspected illegal immigrants held in the past two years accounts for less than 1.5 per cent of the total number estimated by the pressure group Migration Watch to be here without permission.

The figures, which were obtained under a Freedom of Information request, show individuals from Pakistan, India and Bangladesh account for more than half those arrested.

But the massive range of nationalities – there are only 195 officially-recognised countries in the world – includes illegal migrants from such distant places as Azerbaijan, Bhutan, Djibouti, Eritrea, Guinea-Bissau, Macau and French Polynesia.

There is no official estimate of the number of people here without permission but Migration Watch says the level of illegal immigration is “seriously underestimated”.

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Even when the invaders do get caught illegally entering Britain, they still get everything paid for and stay in the country for years, at a cost of £100 a day each! That is over twice the average daily wage that a working Briton gets. The British tax payer pays for all their upkeep and pays for their return journey. The least that could be done is to make the country that they came from pay for the deportation, they might actually do something to try and prevent it then.

From the Express:

The true scale of Britain’s “open door” policy is laid bare in official figures showing how 16 individuals have fought deportation for so long their bed and board alone has cost £1.5million.

They have been detained for a combined 42 years – at a cost of £100 a day each – while officials and lawyers dither over expelling them from the country.

Three are in their fourth year of detention while the others are in their third year.

Shocking Home Office figures show more than 2,700 people were being held in secure units under immigration laws at the end of last year – mainly illegal immigrants or foreign criminals awaiting deportation.

Most are destined for Algeria, Iraq, Iran or Somalia.

The huge bill for holding ­suspected illegal immigrants in detention centres runs at ­£100million a year. Another £50million goes on deportations.

Ukip head of policy Tim Aker said yesterday: “This is another sickening and costly episode that will disgust decent law-abiding taxpayers.

“This Government would rather send out distasteful poster wagons than deal with the illegal immigration issue itself by deporting those who are here ­illegally.”

Earlier this week we reported on chaotic scenes in Calais as at least 30 desperate migrants make a bolt for Britain every night.

A makeshift camp is filled with 500 refugees and mafia gangs charge thousands of pounds for a ­passage across the Channel.

It is thought that more than 11,000 attempts have been made on Britain’s borders in the past year alone.

Dia Chakravarty, of the ­TaxPayers’ Alliance, said: “These statistics will rightly anger ­taxpayers.

“Not only are hard-pressed ­families paying for costly deportation but they are also footing the bill for keeping people in detention who do not have the right to be in this country.

“The detainees also have a right to timely hearings.

“Dragging these cases out is in nobody’s interest.”

The Home Office said: “Hard-working people expect and deserve an immigration system that is fair and we are determined to crack down on immigration offenders.

“When we do detain people it is for the minimum time possible.”

THE growing popularity of Britain as a haven for economic migrants has been exposed in figures showing the lives of almost 400,000 foreign-born residents are funded by the taxpayer.

New Home Office statistics reveal that 397,000 non-UK nationals received handouts in February 2013 – a rise of nearly 110,000 from 288,720 in the five years since 2008.

But the true number could be even greater as the details are not yet available for the past 12 months.

Ukip spokesman Tim Aker said: “This shows the Government has virtually no control over our borders.

“It shows how broken our migration system is – and the longer this is allowed to go on the more chaotic the situation will get.

“We need to be outside the EU in order to have full control over our borders so we know who is in the UK and who is deserving of benefits.”

It was revealed that net UK migration rose to 212,000 in the year to September 2013, pushing it further away from Prime Minister David Cameron’s target of below 100,000 by 2015.

The net flow – the numbers moving to the UK minus those leaving – soared from 154,000 the previous year.

The increase was driven by a huge growth in the number of EU citizens flocking to Britain.

There are now 5.6million claiming working-age handouts in Britain – roughly 16.5 per cent of the 33.6million working population.

Individuals need to supply a National Insurance number when making a claim or starting a job.

Department for Work and Pensions figures show NI registrations to adult overseas nationals entering the UK has nearly doubled in a decade. In 2002 there were 311,288 but that figure jumped to 617,237 in 2013.

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New Home Office statistics reveal that 397,000 non-UK nationals received handouts in February 2013 – a rise of nearly 110,000 from 288,720 in the five years since 2008.

But the true number could be even greater as the details are not yet available for the past 12 months.

Ukip spokesman Tim Aker said: “This shows the Government has virtually no control over our borders.

“It shows how broken our migration system is – and the longer this is allowed to go on the more chaotic the situation will get.

“We need to be outside the EU in order to have full control over our borders so we know who is in the UK and who is deserving of benefits.”

It was revealed that net UK migration rose to 212,000 in the year to September 2013, pushing it further away from Prime Minister David Cameron’s target of below 100,000 by 2015.

The net flow – the numbers moving to the UK minus those leaving – soared from 154,000 the previous year.

The increase was driven by a huge growth in the number of EU citizens flocking to Britain.

There are now 5.6million claiming working-age handouts in Britain – roughly 16.5 per cent of the 33.6million working population.

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