Businesses across the United Kingdom are facing severe challenges as a wave of far-right riots has led to a significant decrease in foot traffic on high streets. The unrest, which has erupted in various cities, is not only causing physical destruction but also leading to a notable decline in consumer activity, further straining an economy … Read more
Refugees, often arriving in a new country with meager resources and facing discrimination, demonstrate remarkable resilience by forging their own paths as entrepreneurs. A 2012 report highlighted that immigrants are more likely to become entrepreneurs and start businesses than native-born citizens, according to the Global Entrepreneurship Report. This study, spanning 69 countries including the UK, … Read more
Migrant graduates entering the UK via the Graduate Route will soon encounter a significant policy shift as the government introduces mandatory annual English proficiency tests. This initiative forms part of a broader strategy aimed at combatting potential labour exploitation of international students, who are granted permission to work in the UK for two years post-graduation … Read more
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had his relentless push for the Rwanda Bill approved by Parliament on Tuesday last week. The passing comes after the legislation, which will see all undocumented migrants deported to Rwanda, was ruled “unlawful” by both the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court last year. The controversial legislation was announced hours … Read more
During his annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) speech this week, former US President Donald Trump said that the Republicans were right about “crooked” US President Joe Biden. “Four years ago I told you that if crooked Joe Biden got to the White House, our borders would be abolished, our middle class would be decimated … Read more
A recent Freedom of Information request, submitted by the refugee charity Care4Calais, exposed the Conservative Government for forcing refugees out of their temporary accommodations and onto the streets. After having their asylum seeker claims granted and obtaining refugee status, the refugee charity slammed the home office for “telling people – people it has accepted deserve … Read more
While addressing Parliament, the newly appointed Home Secretary James Cleverly said that the government will continue to push for the Rwanda Treaty, despite the bill being ruled ‘unlawful’. According to the Home Secretary, the government are adamant that “Rwanda is and will remain conclusively a safe country for the purposes of asylum and resettlement”. Cleverly … Read more
