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Stop asking me endless questions. Go and do your own research about undocumented immigrants in the Uk and see what jobs they do and how they survive here without documents.

It prove that illegal immigrants are part of the work force cross Europe and the United States.

The Undocumented Workers Building the Olympics – DW – 07/19/2024

If they didn't have skills they wouldn't be able to work in construction for long. The paris Olympic stadium was build by illegal immigrants. Vast majority have skills. If you ever renovated a house, built a house or work in housing you'll know. www.dw.com/en/the-undoc...

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In Paris, workers occupied an Olympic arena building site where they had been hired to work illegally.

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They do absolutely have the qualifications. Many work for building Companies using fake documents or using other people documents.

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You'll be surprised who is building vast majority of homes in this country.

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Exactly! Too many of them are cramped in hotels for months sometimes years. They are not allowed to do anything 😒

Ian Dunt @iandunt.bsky.social · 12/05/2025

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Incredibly depressing day. I've spent my entire life being told by British governments how dreadful immigration is. New Labour did it. The Coalition. The Brexiters. Now Starmer. All of them accusing the ones who came before them of failing to clamp down. The same old vacant mean-spirited bollocks.

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Zoe Gardner @zoejardiniere.bsky.social · 12/05/2025

Those who are uncomfortable with this Labour immigration announcement, but think it's necessary to satisfy Reform voters, this is for you. You will not satisfy. You will never satisfy.

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Is called DBS here in the Uk.

Various reasons. Many are overstayers meaning they arrived here as students, visitors , failed asylum seekers etc.

Of course they do. Vast majority already works for some building companies illegally. They are paid very little.

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Zoe Gardner @zoejardiniere.bsky.social · 09/05/2025

They are undocumented but the home office has their full details, nationality, date of birth etc. If they comminited crime it will be picked up at the DBS check. Some are failed asylum seekers, some are overstayers who came as students etc..

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I did an update on who is seeking asylum in the UK 🧐 Are they all men? 🤔 What countries do they come from? 🤨 Why are only half of Afghans being recognised as refugees? www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsOc...

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The TRUTH about migrants seeking asylum in the UK

YouTube video by Zoe Gardner

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Yes absolutely. Nobody seem to mention them, they are here and many worked in the care sector for years before they became undocumented. We also have enough builders/brick layers hiding in East London alone. There is no need to import builders/brick layers. Regularise them and they will work.

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Yes here in the Uk. We have 100s of thousands of undocumented immigrants living underground and working on the black market. Some have been here for 16 years or more. We have enough workers to fill up those jobs.

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They are here but many are undocumented. We need to Regularise them and let them work.

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We have enough undocumented Africans and Asians here ready to work. We just need to Regularise them.

Jonathan Portes @jdportes.bsky.social · 11/05/2025

Regularise undocumented immigrants and they will fill up those jobs. We have enough people here to do those jobs.

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On social care, there *is* a reasonable argument for limiting/reducing the care visa *if* - as she says - it's linked to a proper pay/workforce strategy. But governments have said that before and failed to deliver. That's why we have a care visa in the first place..

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Jonathan Portes @jdportes.bsky.social · 11/05/2025

The claim by Yvette Cooper that there is a link between immigration and higher levels of inactivity (related to sickness and disability) has absolutely no basis in evidence or data. Just retrofitting the evidence to the policy...

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The debate around care visas in the political space boils down to people saying stuff like this - we desperately need people. It's a good soundbite but... A significant surge in care visas were issued since 2020 in response to sector demand and yet the problem of shortage has persisted. Why?

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3. The sector IMO is poorly regulated. Bad actors are prominent and exploit people. I've spoken to many many people over the past 12 months, the issue is real & significant. The government is supporting tens of thousands of people who've been displaced/exploited/ripped off into new jobs

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So it's not simply "we need these people, give them visas" it's been tried and has been a disaster. The sector needs a massive monetary and skills injection, serious regulation with the support of overseas workers with an immigration system that compliments and supports/protects migrants.

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Thousands of people wanting to work in care are stuck in the UK. Lots of jobs that won't fit their visa type. A big additional problem is the need for people to drive - most people on the health and care visa don't have licences and need to learn/pass test que driving test shortage.

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