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On Sunday, a boat carrying 149 illegal migrants crossed the English Channel from the coast of France. Assisted by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI), the largest lifeboat service in the United Kingdom, the boat was brought ashore at Haslar Marina in Gosport, a coastal town in Hampshire, a county in southern England. This follows a series of decisions by the British government to place thousands of illegal migrants seeking asylum in small, traditional communities across the United Kingdom, such as Piddington, a village in the north of England with a population of roughly 350, which is set to house around 1,200 migrants in a local disused military base. “The government is actively participating in what is nothing short of a human trafficking network,” said Raheem Kassam, Editor-in-Chief of The National Pulse on Stephen K. Bannon’s War Room show on Monday, emphasizing the British government’s role in facilitating the arrival of illegal migrants from the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. After the migrants were brought ashore, a convoy of ambulances and police vehicles arrived in the area. https://t.co/AqznDAhf9E

🚨 A shocking 82% of new payrolled jobs in Britain over the last ten years went to foreign nationals. British workers who live outside London have lost £1,000 a year in wages due to Tory mass migration. New data confirms the devastating effect the importation of millions of unskilled migrants has had on British workers. In the last decade, the number of foreign national workers on payrolls has grown TWENTY-FIVE times faster than that of Brits. For every new migrant job created per 100 people, native wages fell 1%. Brits lost £78 BILLION in wages over the last decade. That is the Tory legacy. They broke every promise to cut migration, flogged British jobs to new arrivals, and lost you thousands of pounds in the process. Robbed young Brits of opportunity. Reform will reverse this betrayal. Millions of unskilled people the Tories imported will have to leave. British workers will come first.