If you ever wanted to know why so many British people feel such a strong sense of unfairness then consider two brand new findings.
Together, they not only throw light on just how broken Britain is but explain why countless British workers feel like second-class citizens.
First, a new study by the Centre for Social Justice examined the growth in payroll jobs between the years 2014 and 2025. And shockingly, it found that four in every five jobs did not go to the British people but overseas workers.
That’s right.
Between 2014 and 2025, approximately 3.7 million jobs were added to payrolls in Britain. But only around 734,000, just one in five, went to British nationals.
EU nationals accounted for an additional 408,000, while payroll jobs held by non-EU nationals increased by approximately 2.5 million.
What does this show?
The extent to which the political class in Westminster — whether Labour or Tory — is now utterly addicted to importing and prioritising cheap migrant workers while writing their own British people off.
Just look at the last five years.
Since 2020, the number of payroll jobs going to migrant workers from outside Europe increased by roughly 2.1 million, while at the very same time the number of people on out-of-work benefits in this country rose by … 2.3 million.
Here’s what the report concludes:
“Britain has practised a form of ‘human quantitative easing importing workers to expand headline GDP while allowing millions of people already here to drift away from the labour market”.
In other words, what we are now living under is a political regime in Westminster that is seemingly happy to consign millions of its own British people — including many of our young people — to welfare dependency while at the same time importing masses of migrant labour to fill whatever holes there are in the labour market.
And while all this is utterly disgraceful, reflecting how the ruling class is no longer interested in prioritising the British people or upholding the social contract, it is just one-half of the story.
Here’s the second bombshell finding: