The Case for Mass Migration Has Collapsed

For years, politicians and so-called experts insisted that mass migration was an economic necessity, dismissing concerns about pressure on public services, housing, wages and social cohesion. Now, with migration at historic levels and the consequences becoming increasingly difficult to ignore, that consensus is beginning to collapse. The question is no longer whether Britain's migration system has failed, but how the country can regain control and repair the damage. Podcast host Duncan Barkes is joined by Shadow Home Office Minister Katie Lam MP and the TPA's John O'Connell to discuss why the expert consensus on mass migration was so badly wrong, what a credible plan to reduce migration should look like and why politicians must continue to confront the grooming-gangs scandal.