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Half a MILLION migrants to come from EU in next FIVE years
Britain is facing the arrival of more than half a million immigrants from the European Union in just five years.
By: Macer Hall
Published: Wed, April 2, 2014

Britain faces the arrival of more than half a million immigrants ? More like 5 million
TIM CLARKE

It is the equivalent of the population expanding by the size of Manchester every four years, a report warned last night.

Ministers were told that only far tougher curbs on welfare will prevent the massive influx, with a recommendation that new arrivals should not be able to claim benefits for at least five years.

The prediction, in a report from pressure group MigrationWatch UK, further dented David Cameron�s hopes of reducing annual net migration to the �tens of thousands� by the general election next year.

MigrationWatch UK expects up to 130,000 migrants a year to head to Britain �over the medium term�.

Its chairman Sir Andrew Green said: �The good news is that immigration from outside the EU is coming down steadily as the Government have promised. The bad news is that migrants from the EU have driven the policy off course.

�It was crazy to have opened up our labour market and our benefit system to 100 million people from countries with a standard of living less than a quarter of our own. There must now be a determined renegotiation.�

MigrationWatch UK said the Government�s drive to reduce overall net migration was at risk of being �undermined by continued and large-scale immigration from the EU�.

The good news is that immigration from outside the EU is coming down steadily as the Government have promised

Sir Andrew Green

While it had succeeded in significantly cutting immigration from outside the EU, the numbers coming from within it were rising. Both the EU�s expansion to the east and the crisis in southern Europe were to blame.

The report forecasts that growing numbers of migrants from southern Europe are likely to head for Britain.

Figures showed a link between rising youth unemployment in Spain, Italy and Portugal and the numbers of new National Insurance numbers issued.

MigrationWatch UK called for far tighter curbs on benefit applications.

A five-year ban would go far further than the Government�s policy of barring claims for three months from their arrival.
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But any attempt to further deny them access is almost certain to bring the Government into conflict with Brussels. Ukip spokesman Patrick O�Flynn said: �Time and again the forecasts of Sir Andrew Green and MigrationWatch have been borne out.

Britain must withdraw from the EU and take back full control of its immigration policy.�

The Home Office said: �We must slow full access to labour markets until we can be sure it will not lead to mass migration � for example by requiring new member states to reach a certain level of income or economic output per head before full free movement is allowed.�

They keep telling us there are only 62 million people in the UK if this is true why is there 83 million active national insurance numbers?

thomas davison · Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2014 8:27 am Post subject:

Romanian gypsy aims to earn �40,000 on benefits during just ONE YEAR in Britain
A ROMANIAN gypsy has revealed his plan to earn �40,000 on benefits during just ONE YEAR in Britain.
By: Dion Dassanayake
Published: Fri, April 11, 2014

Gypsies on Benefits and Proud, Channel 5Gypsies on Benefits and Proud will be broadcast on Channel 5[CHANNEL 5]

Father-of-three Ion Lazar moved to the UK just days after restrictions on migrants from Romania and Bulgaria were lifted on January 1 this year.

In a new Channel 5 documentary to be broadcast tonight, Mr Lazar says he hopes to gather the eye-watering sum so he can build a new house for his family back in Romania.

The 36-year-old says: "I know it�s very, very easy to take benefits in England. She�s give me home free, she�s give me money free, she�s give me everything.

"I need maybe forty thousand from benefits.... four zero thousand pounds for my family and I think this money I can make in one years maybe two."

'Gypsies on Benefits and Proud' will look at the lives of three Roma gypsy families who have moved to the UK.

Ion Lazar moved to the UK just days after EU restrictions were lifted [CHANNEL 5]

I know it�s very, very easy to take benefits in England

Ion Lazar

One gypsy reveals how he is able to claim ?750 in monthly taxpayer handouts, while others are shameless about how "very, very easy" it is to claim benefits in the UK.

Slovakian Roma Katarina Cisarova, 43, lives with 11 children and 11 grandchildren in and around an estate in Rotherham.

In the seven years she has lived in the UK she has worked for only a handful of days.

She lives with her unemployed husband Peter and their four youngest kids who are teenagers. They receive an incredible ?430 a week.

Mr Cisarova, who has been out of work for two years, says: �My country, I no had a job, no food, nothing. No going back, never. I like here England.

"England give me house, give me doctor, give school, benefit, England good. Thank you so much England, thank you very much.�

Viorel Dinu, 25, lost both of his legs in an accident when he was a seven-year-old and now moves around on a skateboard.

While he had to beg for a living in Romania, he is able to claim a staggering ?750 a month on benefits in Nottingham.

Katarina Cisarova has only worked a handful of days during her seven years in the UK [CHANNEL 5]

He says: "I come to the UK cos I don�t have a nice life there. In Romania it�s very hard with the money and everything.

"The money that I have is not exactly what I need, but what can I do, I must say thank you for this one.

"In England is more better life because here they don�t look on you if you black or not, they don�t think if your gypsy or not. Every door is open here, this is the most easy."

He is learning to read and write English and dreams of a career in film.

He adds: "Because I have so many years on this skateboard, I learn myself. This is my legs for now.I call it my little car."

Executive Producer Jacqui Wilson said: �This programme reinforces the determination of the 'And Proud' series to bring ground-breaking content, unearthing controversial characters and challenging stories that viewers have never have seen before.

"People should watch this programme before jumping to conclusions. Some of its revelations will make people think twice about Gypsies in the UK.�

The second series of 'And Proud' is coming to Channel 5 later this year. It will include programmes on illegal immigrants and football hooligans.

� Gypsies on Benefits and Proud will be shown on Channel 5 at 9pm tonight

While they are looking at the Gypsies have a close look at the Muslims and see how much they are raking in as well