When are people going to realise immigration doesn't cause a strain on service, governmental policy does, if you starve services of funds and fail to invest in infrastructure an increase in population will obviously be a problem.

The biggest migrant issue is that of foreign corporations who happily dance through countries, taking their cut and moving on, leaving the rest of the population poor and divided.

Nobody seems to have commented in depth on the "problems" I highlighted in my opening post.

Housing - where will all these people go?

We need to complete more projects like DIY SOS did last week. Re-build/upgrade Victorian terraced streets and convert disused pubs etc for flats/apartments. We'll need to build upwards (sadly) but ensure they never become ghettos where old people are afraid to venture out.

Building on green belt land must only be an option when everywhere else has been built upon. Farmland will be precious and consideration given to reconverting golf courses/race courses back to agricultural use. People that have gardens to be given grants to provide food for the nation on a commercial basis.

More use of individual solar panels and smaller wind generation devices. 74 Million people will require a lot of energy every day.

Water will be precious and thought given to reducing waste. Storage of rainwater efficiently (or treated sewage) to provide the means to flush toilets rather than wasting fresh drinking water on this task.

There's a lot to think about for the whole world, but if the present trend continues, the UK will become one of the most densely populated countries in the world.

Forget about the economic effects of immigration, good or bad.... the actual practical effect of mass immigration will bring the UK to a juddering halt as it's basic infrastructure struggles to cope.

We could all move to Japan.

Apparently at their rate of decline in population, by the year 3030 there will be one person left in Japan.

Either war or disease will redress the balance somewhere down the line.

There's your answer.

Make sushi our national dish and they'll all go somewhere else.

When are people going to realise immigration doesn't cause a strain on service, governmental policy does, if you starve services of funds and fail to invest in infrastructure an increase in population will obviously be a problem.

The biggest migrant issue is that of foreign corporations who happily dance through countries, taking their cut and moving on, leaving the rest of the population poor and divided.