Nigel Farage: Mass Migration Has Now Dramatically Changed Britain

Sometimes, there is a good reason to state the obvious.

The United Kingdom's vocal Reform UK Party chief, Nigel Farage, is well acquainted with this necessity. He's doing so now, in a warning to the United States, pointing out how mass "migration" has changed Britain, possibly beyond repair. And, he points out as well, the problem goes well beyond the British Isles.

Nigel Farage told Fox News Digital that mass migration has radically changed the country's makeup. The Reform UK leader argued that Britain’s political system is "completely broken" following Prime Minister Keir Starmer's resignation. Farage is calling for a new general election, predicting his party has "every chance of winning."
Speaking exclusively from the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship conference in London this week, a forum focused on debates over culture, Western civilization and Judeo-Christian values, Farage said Starmer’s downfall was not an isolated political event, but the latest aftershock of the Brexit revolt that upended British politics a decade ago.
"Ten years ago yesterday, we had a political earthquake in Britain. It was called Brexit," Farage said. "And the two old parties have never quite adapted to it."

Brexit, while a great idea, isn't the cause of Britain's real problems today. Mass illegal immigration is.

Farage also used the interview to cast Britain’s political turmoil as part of a broader Western crisis over borders, national identity and traditional values. He delivered a warning for Americans, saying the U.S. should avoid what he described as mistakes Britain made in diversity policies, policing and justice and immigration.
Mass migration has changed this country, certainly in many of our cities, literally beyond recognition," he said. "We’ve not been selective about who’s been able to come into the country. That is a major contributory factor."
"I think the pendulum has swung so far in the DEI direction," he said, "and we finished up, no doubt, in this country, with two-tier policing, with two-tier justice."
"My message to Americans is that political change is coming," he said. "All of this nonsense will get reversed."

Will it, though? Or is it simply too late?

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There are, at present, somewhere between 500,000 and 800,000 people living in the United Kingdom who were born in the Middle East or North Africa. These people come from countries like Iran, Irag, Syria, Afghanistan, Morocco, and so forth. There are nearly 70,000 from Afghanistan alone, and that place is as backward and vicious a theocracy as you'll find on the planet. Expand this to include the total foreign-born in the United Kingdom, taking in people from places like Pakistan, India, and other parts of Asia, and the number is probably over 10 million.

This is a very real problem for Britain. It's an existential problem for Britain. It includes, but goes well beyond, the recently-released report on the "grooming gang" horrors. Even if Nigel Farage's Reform UK party sweeps the next general election, it's not at all clear how easy it would be - will be - to repatriate all these people. Add to that the problem that the British Left, just like the American Left, will bend every effort to keep all of the "migrants" right where they are.

It's a warning that we would do well to heed here. President Trump gets it. But the American Left will do everything to stymie any efforts here, into perpetuity. That included resisting any effort to secure our elections. What's the point in importing all these people if they can't be transformed into a reliable voting bloc for the far Left? And, if you doubt that, just look at New York City.

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