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Immigration drops 48% but anti-immigration rhetoric continues to intensify

By

Lisa Burton

3h ago· 8 min readenInsight

Summary

Despite a 48% drop in migration from last year and an 82% drop from 2021, along with reduced small boat arrivals and asylum backlogs, anti-immigration rhetoric continues to intensify. The article argues that Labour's delivery of the lowest net migration in over a decade (171,000 in 2025) has not satisfied radicalized segments of the public and political class, suggesting that far-right elements will never be appeased by any reduction in immigration numbers.

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Migration is down 48% from last year and 82% from 2021.
Labour delivered what the public wanted: a huge fall in net migration to 171,000 in 2025 from 331,000 in 2024 – the lowest in over a decade.
Yet online reactions show that parts of the public and the political class are so radicalised that no reduction will ever suffice.
Nigel Farage can't say these numbers are good, because he relies on anti-i
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If the latest immigration and asylum figures tell us anything, it’s that the far-right will never be appeased

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