Illegal Migration in London

SOURCE www.breitbart.com
A study suggests that nearly 600,000 illegal migrants may be living in London, comprising around one in 12 people in the city. The study was conducted by Edge Analytics and Leeds University for Thames Water to improve water provision. The presence of illegal migrants is believed to contribute to the high cost of living in London and put strain on social services and taxpayers.

Key Points

  • Study conducted by Edge Analytics and Leeds University for Thames Water
  • Estimates suggest nearly 600,000 illegal migrants in London
  • Presence of illegal migrants may impact cost of living and strain on social services

Pros

  • Provides insight into the scale of illegal migration in London
  • Raises awareness about the potential implications on utility and local authority planning

Cons

  • May lead to increased strain on social services and taxpayers
  • Could contribute to the crime problem in London