Boriswave denialism
Despite all the supposed progress by migration restrictionists in finally “winning” the argument on migration — which, despite having been won, continues at unsustainable levels — it appears they may have forgotten one of the most important rules of war: never hold an enemy too cheap. Those who continue to fight for higher immigration are nothing if not indefatigable. In an interview with LBC, former BBC journalist and Downing Street Director of Communications Guto Harri made the case —following the latest ONS data on net migration, which showed it had fallen to 171,000 — that this would be an economic disaster.
- ▪Despite all the supposed progress by migration restrictionists in finally “winning” the argument on migration — which, despite having been won, continues at unsustainable levels — it appears they may have forgotten one of the most important
- ▪Those who continue to fight for higher immigration are nothing if not indefatigable.
- ▪In an interview with LBC, former BBC journalist and Downing Street Director of Communications Guto Harri made the case —following the latest ONS data on net migration, which showed it had fallen to 171,000 — that this would be an economic d
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| Original publisher | The Critic |
| Canonical URL | https://thecritic.co.uk/boriswave-denialism/ |
| Publication time | Sun, 24 May 2026 01:00:02 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-05-24T01:27:28.688Z |
| Last seen | 2026-05-24T01:27:29.611Z |
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Despite all the supposed progress by migration restrictionists in finally “winning” the argument on migration — which, despite having been won, continues at unsustainable levels — it appears they may have forgotten one of the most important rules of war: never hold an enemy too cheap. Those who continue to fight for higher immigration are nothing if not indefatigable. In an interview with LBC, former BBC journalist and Downing Street Director of Communications Guto Harri made the case —following the latest ONS data on net migration, which showed it had fallen to 171,000 — that this would be an economic disaster.
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