The UK regime, unelected by conventional ballot-box voting, has spent tens of thousands of pounds of tax slaves’ money deporting just one migrant.
The migrant overrun British Home Office spent tens of thousands of pounds to charter a plane to deport one migrant.
The report details millions of pounds spent by the British Westminster regime on charter flights for deportations.
There goes £13 million
In the year to date, 74 charter flights have cost British taxpayers £13.8 million (around $19 million), including one passenger jet that carried one deportee.
The flight to France on January 7, carrying one deportee, cost tax slaves tens of thousands of pounds, according to the report.
It was initially scheduled to carry several migrants but ultimately departed with only one, who reportedly had complex medical needs.
Other deportees removed
The other passengers were removed from the flight for undisclosed reasons. Officials decided to proceed with the charter because it would otherwise have gone unused.
The 74 flights carried a total of 2,835 people, putting the average cost at around £186,000 per flight and nearly £5,000 per person.
The figures do not include removals on regular commercial flights or the cost of security officers accompanying deportees.
Home Office Lies
The Home Office defended its record, saying more than 80,000 people have been returned since July 2024. The latest figures put the total at 80,286 by the end of July 2026, including both enforced and voluntary returns.
Britain has faced sustained illegal migration across the English Channel.
Around 33,400 people arrived in small boats in the year ending June 2026, accounting for 88% of detected illegal arrivals, according to highly suspect government figures.
The number was down 23% from 43,309 in the previous 12-month period.
A YouGov poll published in August found that 69% of Britons believed immigration over the previous decade was too high, while 43% said it is mostly bad for the country, up from 33% in 2016.
NATO Conflicts cause migrations
Migration has remained a major political issue across Europe since the 2015 crisis, when more than 1 million refugees and migrants arrived on the continent, many fleeing from NATO conflicts in Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq.
In July, around 72,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta without authorization, overwhelming local reception facilities and further fueling political debate over migration in Europe. Let readers know what you think
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Keep calm and waive the rules.
I will LOL when Chuck comes out in Muslim garb and says allahu akbar.
The Great Reset Leap Forward won’t end well for quislings either.
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Nothing is going to change until the tech environment starts to favor TPTB far less. We’re seeing some green shoots in how smaller nations are able to fight larger ones (Iran and the Houthis come to mind), but we’re still a ways away before some determined lads can do much. Even then, look at the supposed pinnacle of personal freedom and personal armament, the US. They stood by like a lil b1tch in the 50s when the army marched their kids at bayonet into schools they didnt want to go to. Where were the Davy Crockett’s, the Buffalo Bill’s, etc.? You are living the Khalergi and Morgenthau Plans in real time all over Europe and North America.
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Police have arrested three men, including a 76-year-old for ‘concealing his identity’, after the gathering of hundreds of anti-migrant protestors in Portsmouth on Saturday ended in violence.
After a march through the city, skirmishes took place as around 400 protesters and activists from a rival demonstration organised by Stand Up To Racism left Guildhall Square.
Though originally claimed to be a peaceful protest, anti-migrant protesters were filmed shouting ‘scum’ before scuffles broke out as officers sought to prevent them breaking through police lines.
The demonstration followed protests by Right-wing groups last weekend, which saw roughly 2,000 men dressed in black and wearing balaclavas block access to the port of Dover.
The organiser of that protest, Danny Thomas, took to social media on Friday to admit that he would not attend today’s event. Yet he said ‘as many people as possible’ should still turn out in the coastal town.
Hampshire Police had warned those attending today of powers in place that make it illegal to wear a face covering to conceal identity while attending protest activity.
It means officers can arrest anyone in a designated area for hiding their face during the demonstration using powers under the Crime and Policing Act.
After violence broke out between anti-migrant protesters – some of whom were wearing face coverings – and police, officers were seen detaining several people.
Anti-migrant protesters are seen clashing with police during a demonstration in Portsmouth on Saturday afternoon
Anti-migrant protesters are seen clashing with police during a demonstration in Portsmouth on Saturday afternoon
Violent scuffles broke out between anti-migrant protesters and police, with multiple arrests made
Violent scuffles broke out between anti-migrant protesters and police, with multiple arrests made
Anti-immigration demonstrators confront police during a protest in the city of Portsmouth on Saturday
Anti-immigration demonstrators confront police during a protest in the city of Portsmouth on Saturday
Anti-immigration demonstrators confront police after dispersing from Guildhall Square
Anti-immigration demonstrators confront police after dispersing from Guildhall Square
An anti-migrant protester is held back by a fellow activist as he confronts police officers separating them from rival demonstrators
An anti-migrant protester is held back by a fellow activist as he confronts police officers separating them from rival demonstrators
Protesters shout and gesture as they are faced with a line of police officers on Saturday afternoon
Protesters shout and gesture as they are faced with a line of police officers on Saturday afternoon
Anti-migrant protesters face off with officers in Portsmouth this afternoon
Anti-migrant protesters face off with officers in Portsmouth this afternoon
An anti-migrant protester is seen being detained by police officers in Portsmouth on Saturday
An anti-migrant protester is seen being detained by police officers in Portsmouth on Saturday
An anti-migrant protester is detained by two police officers after angry clashes broke out in the city on Saturday
An anti-migrant protester is detained by two police officers after angry clashes broke out in the city on Saturday
A police officer grapples with a right-wing social media activist who goes by the name of Young Bob
A police officer grapples with a right-wing social media activist who goes by the name of Young Bob
A man is wrestled to the ground by police officers before being arrested
A man is wrestled to the ground by police officers before being arrested
Social media activist ‘Young Bob’ and anti-migrant protesters clashed with police and counter-demonstrators on Saturday after hundreds gathered in Portsmouth, after they were warned Hampshire Police vowed to make more arrests if necessary
Social media activist ‘Young Bob’ and anti-migrant protesters clashed with police and counter-demonstrators on Saturday after hundreds gathered in Portsmouth, after they were warned Hampshire Police vowed to make more arrests if necessary
Scuffles broke out with police, who tried to keep both sides separated as many made their way back towards Portsmouth train station
Scuffles broke out with police, who tried to keep both sides separated as many made their way back towards Portsmouth train station
Men attending the anti-immigration protest in Portsmouth stand in front of a line of police officers separating them from a counter-demonstration in Guildhall Square on Saturday
Men attending the anti-immigration protest in Portsmouth stand in front of a line of police officers separating them from a counter-demonstration in Guildhall Square on Saturday
A man wears a niqab-style face covering while participating in anti-migrant protests on Saturday – police warned anyone using coverings to hide their identity could be arrested
A man wears a niqab-style face covering while participating in anti-migrant protests on Saturday – police warned anyone using coverings to hide their identity could be arrested
Police were seen speaking with the man and asking him why he was wearing the face covering
Police were seen speaking with the man and asking him why he was wearing the face covering
Hundreds of anti-migrant protesters had gathered in Portsmouth by mid-afternoon
Hundreds of anti-migrant protesters had gathered in Portsmouth by mid-afternoon
Anti-migrant protesters are marching in Portsmouth today, as police warned attendees not to cover their faces and vowed to make more arrests
Anti-migrant protesters are marching in Portsmouth today, as police warned attendees not to cover their faces and vowed to make more arrests
Police speak to the co-ordinator of the South Coast Patriots march before it set off in Portsmouth
Police speak to the co-ordinator of the South Coast Patriots march before it set off in Portsmouth
An anti-migrant protester wears a black face covering, despite police warnings this could lead to arrest
Am anti-migrant protester wears a black hood, face covering and sunglasses
An anti-migrant protester wears a black face covering, despite police warnings this could lead to arrest. UK police crazy if i do put mask make me arrest… Not acceptable.. We learn from Shariah Law what they do we do it harder..
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