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Conservative Voices
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Britain’s Boat Crisis Comes Into Focus

In 2025, more than 41,000 undocumented migrants entered the United Kingdom by boat-without pre-entry vetting, without verified identity at entry, and were placed in taxpayer-funded hotels. Official U.K. government data has now closed the books on 2025, and the picture is clearer than ministers would like. Home Office figures show that 41,472 people crossed the English Channel in small boats last year, the second-highest annual total on record, despite years of legislation, bilateral agreements with France, and repeated pledges to reduce illegal crossings. It reflects a political decision to tolerate illegal entry and manage the consequences rather than prevent it. At the same time, the Home Office’s rolling seven-day dataset shows that crossings are continuing into the new year. This is not a historical spike that has since passed; it is an ongoing operational reality. The significance of these numbers is not rhetorical. Tens of thousands of people entered the country illegally, outside normal border controls, without pre-entry security screening, and without a verified identity at the point of arrival. This is not a marginal weakness. It is the system as it currently operates. Small-boat arrivals do not pass through embassies, visa systems, airline manifests, or overseas screening regimes. Admission happens first. Identity, background, and risk are assessed later, under legal and political constraints that sharply limit enforcement. In practical terms, there is no vetting: no passports, no verified identity, no reliable data. Officials often respond by noting that checks take place after arrival. That is accurate but incomplete. Border control exists to determine who may enter before entry occurs. Once someone has already crossed the border, removal becomes legally complex, operationally rare, and politically contested. Screening after admission is not border control; it is damage management. The lack of documentation among small-boat arrivals is not incidental. It is frequently deliberate. Members of Parliament have acknowledged that migrants are coached by smuggling networks to destroy passports, phones, and identifying documents while still at sea in order to complicate verification and frustrate deportation. Media reporting has documented the same practice for years: passports shredded, SIM cards discarded, identities erased before arrival. Once identity is unclear, the system slows. Appeals multiply. Cases remain unresolved for years. Enforcement shifts from the border to the courts, and from prevention to management. The burden moves quietly from border authorities to housing systems, local governments, and taxpayers. This structure carries risk. That risk is not hypothetical. It has already materialized. There are documented cases in which individuals who entered the United Kingdom by small boat later appeared in serious criminal and security proceedings. In October 2025, three men who arrived by small boat were charged with the rape of a woman on Brighton beach while living in government-funded accommodation. The same year, an Afghan national who crossed the Channel by small boat was convicted and jailed for issuing a credible death threat against a senior political figure. (RELATED: Age Fraud and the Collapse of Child-Only Safeguards) In another case, a man who arrived by small boat was convicted of multiple sexual offences, including the assault of a minor, and was mistakenly released from custody before being rearrested. In Scotland, a small-boat arrival was convicted of raping a 15-year-old girl and sentenced to nine years in prison. (RELATED: When Honor Walks Into a Liberal Democracy) Earlier in 2025, a man reported to have arrived by small boat murdered a father of three in a Lloyds Bank in Derby, with a significant prior criminal history only discovered after the killing. And in 2023, a man previously convicted of terrorism offences abroad was able to re-enter the U.K. by small boat and was imprisoned only after arrival. These cases do not describe the many — they expose the structural risk of a system that admits first and investigates later. None of this suggests that all irregular migrants commit crimes. That claim would be false. What it demonstrates is narrower and more important: a system that admits people before establishing identity will inevitably admit people it should not have admitted. Once that happens, the state’s options are constrained. What is not publicly disclosed is how many of the 41,472 arrivals in 2025 were flagged for security concerns, extremist sympathies, or ideological alignment with violent groups. The government does not publish such figures. The absence of data is not reassurance; it is a transparency gap. Publicly available U.K. security assessments have consistently identified Islamist extremism as the principal terrorism threat to the country. Irregular entry routes are treated as vulnerabilities precisely because identity and background cannot be reliably verified at the point of entry. This assessment is standard in border security and counterterrorism practice. The consequences of the current system are not limited to security. They are financial and structural. As of June 2025, more than 32,000 asylum seekers were housed in government-funded hotels, a figure that rose later in the year and had previously peaked above 56,000 during earlier surges. These placements are not short-term emergency measures. They are months-long, sometimes years-long arrangements, paid for entirely by the public. The Home Office estimates hotel accommodation costs around £145 ($178.35) per person per night, compared with roughly £23 ($28.29) for standard dispersal housing. In 2023–24 alone, hotel accommodation cost £3.1 billion ($3.8 billion) and long-term contracts associated with this system now exceed £15 billion ($18.45 billion). This is not a temporary expense. It is a structural cost driven by ongoing illegal entry. The Home Office’s own seven-day data confirms that crossings continue to be detected on an ongoing basis. The issue, then, is not whether the crisis has passed. It is whether the system still performs the basic function of a border. Britain now operates an immigration regime in which admission precedes identification, enforcement follows too late, and the cost — financial, legal, and institutional — is borne by the public. That model is not accidental. It reflects a political decision to tolerate illegal entry and manage the consequences rather than prevent it. Borders are not abstract principles. They are operational systems. When they fail at the point of entry, everything that follows becomes more expensive, more contentious, and less controllable. Britain has reached that point. READ MORE from Kevin Cohen: Age Fraud and the Collapse of Child-Only Safeguards Hollow Sanctuaries: When Churches Become Mosques When Honor Walks Into a Liberal Democracy
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A Merry Ballad for a Weeping Mustache

I had a boil upon my ass. It lingered year by year, But on a sudden Saturday, The boil just slipped away. I called my doctor right away To share the joyful cry, But he didn’t pick up the phone — He was dancing drunk outside. It was old Doctor Andrade, Venezuelan, friend and guide, He was dancing in the open streets The night Maduro fell. Maduro was a mustache with legs, Who danced like Trump, in view. Now he dreams of Guantánamo, And says “goodnight, goodnight” too. How wondrous is the ground, Of all my American friends, That even the biggest orangutan Can learn new tongues in the end. Maduro woke up one fine day, He climbed down from his coconut tree, And started shouting out at Trump: “Trump, come here, you coward!” And generous as he always is, Trump heard the urgent call, And for Christmas, he paid a visit, Bringing Delta Force to Maduro’s hall. Just like the Christ-child gets his toys, Trump went to “Fuente Tiuna” with glee, To shower gifts upon poor Maduro, With “Chinooks” and fireworks bright. The Venezuelans celebrate, While all the left starts to weep, The damn leftist radicals Spout nonsense about international law deep. How interesting these folks, Who suddenly care about justice and rights, That Maduro’s been breaking for thirteen long years, Breaking laws right under everyone’s nose It’s logical that the progressive leaders cry, With their Maduro-backed cash running dry, But when the leftist base sheds tears, They clearly haven’t toured the Helicoide here. Jaime Bayly is happy, González is smiling too, María Corina is joyful, And so is all the crew. There’s just one foolish soul, Sadly, he’s Spanish too, The ex-president Zapatero, Why does he weep out of view? Freedom has finally begun, And I bid this happy ballad farewell, My Bolivarian boil has vanished, And Caracas lost its silly monkey. Paraphrasing Ogden Nash, I just want to add: God in His wisdom made the mustachioed guy, And then forgot to tell us why. Disclaimer: I’m not a very good poet in Spanish…  just imagine what I’m capable of in English! READ MORE from Itxu Díaz: In Search of Freedom 2025 Unfiltered: Politics, Pandemonium, and Peculiar Peace Cooking to Scare Friends and In-Laws
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Intel Uncensored
Intel Uncensored
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IRAN & CUBA ARE NEXT! – Maduro Pleads Not Guilty! – More CIA Coups To Come As People Fall For Psyop
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IRAN & CUBA ARE NEXT! – Maduro Pleads Not Guilty! – More CIA Coups To Come As People Fall For Psyop

from World Alternative Media: TRUTH LIVES on at https://sgtreport.tv/
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Intel Uncensored
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2026: The Last Days of Imperial Geopolitics
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2026: The Last Days of Imperial Geopolitics

by Harley Schlanger, LaRouche Organization: The TransAtlantic oligarchs are in a state of panic, concerned that their imperial Unipolar Order will be put to rest by the Global Majority.  You can follow its demise at the TLO site.  Even better, you can participate in ending its use of wars and Malthusian destruction of the physical […]
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Maduro Visits America! - News Update
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When you are so DETACHED from reality you might as well be HALLUCINATING...
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Is the United States Poised to Invade Greenland
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Bad Bunny halftime show will 'come back to bite NFL in the butt': Sage Steele
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Mamdani Stands Behind Official Who Called for ‘Impoverishing the White Middle Class’
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Mamdani Stands Behind Official Who Called for ‘Impoverishing the White Middle Class’

"We were already seeing the results of that work,” Mamdani told reporters The post Mamdani Stands Behind Official Who Called for ‘Impoverishing the White Middle Class’ appeared first on Frontpage Mag.
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Multiple Storms Could Blast Cascade Mountains With Potentially 2-4 Feet Of Snow
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Multiple Storms Could Blast Cascade Mountains With Potentially 2-4 Feet Of Snow

A drop in temperatures following a system in the Pacific Northwest will enable feet of snow to build up
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