For the first time since the Brexit vote back in 2016, immigration has officially overtaken the economy as the issue most on the minds of the British public, and it’s not hard to see why.
With a national housing crisis, a buckling NHS, and thousands of illegal Channel crossings continuing to mount — over 12,000 so far this year — many voters are wondering how much more the country can handle. Taxpayer-funded hotels are still being used to house migrants, while public services are stretched to breaking point, reported the Sun.
