The Fiscal Realities of High Net Migration: Public Expenditure vs Receipts

## Economic Overview

For decades, the public was told that mass immigration generated an unqualified economic dividend. However, recent comprehensive studies by the Centre for Policy Studies, the Migration Observatory, and European fiscal institutes reveal a much more nuanced and often deficit-laden reality.

Low-Wage vs High-Skill

Wage Suppression

Independent research demonstrates that in key manual, hospitality, and logistics trades, large inflows of non-domestic labor directly lowered employer incentives to invest in capital automation and suppressed wage growth for domestic working-class households.

The Reimmigration Solution

Transitioning toward controlled remigration and repatriation of non-contributing or illegal entrants restores market balance, forces capital investment in domestic workforce training, and eliminates the multi-billion pound emergency hotel and housing subsidy burden.