There are no jobs in short supply to justify the level of immigration, this is all manufactured. This is done to keep wages down and to prop up the GDP (while t

There are no jobs in short supply to justify the level of immigration, this is all manufactured. This is done to keep wages down and to prop up the GDP (while the GDP per capita is actually decreasing, so people are getting poorer). 22% of people 16 to 64 are also "inactive" (i.e. not in work) so there is a massive reserve of unused local workforce [1]. In term of immigration the EU actually faces the same issue, and the people are voting more and more to make it known. This will end badly on both sides if governments don't get a grip. [1] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-68534537 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-68534537