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More than three quarters of all illegal immigrants allowed to stay in the United Kingdom under human rights law are unemployed, according to new data.
The Home Office in the United Kingdom has revealed the high rate of unemployment among illegal immigrants granted residency under human rights laws, alongside the substantial cost to the British taxpayer. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: More than three-quarters of all illegal immigrants allowed to stay in the United Kingdom under human rights law are unemployed, according to new data. DETAIL: According to data from Britain’s Home Office, roughly equivalent to the United States Department of Homeland Security, 76 percent of illegal migrants granted the right to stay in the country under human rights laws are unemployed. The data was revealed in documents published alongside the Immigration and Asylum Bill, the British government’s…Open