Brexit to blame for UK's migrant crisis

A recent EU research document attributes Britain's worsening migration crisis primarily to Brexit. The study argues that staying in the EU would have helped manage migration better.

It reports that net migration has surged from 248,000 in 2016 to 906,000 today, despite the Brexit vote aiming to reduce migration. The paper notes a shift from EU to non-EU migrants and cites increased small-boat crossings post-Brexit.

Nigel Farage calls this notion "total nonsense," claiming it’s a British government failure, not the EU's.The new UK-EU cooperation aims to tackle illegal migration but lacks provisions for returning asylum seekers to the EU.

you can view the research paper HERE