Part 10/16:

The tide of migration has transformed Britain’s societal landscape. The population growth driven solely by migration, both legal and illegal, now surpasses natural increase. Fewer British-born individuals are leaving, and the number of immigrants and their descendants continues to swell. This process threatens to create a society where native cultural and demographic prominence diminishes.

Forecasts predict that, if the current level persists, nearly 20 million more people could be added to the population within three decades, fundamentally changing the country's character. The idea that the indigenous British will remain a majority is increasingly unlikely. This transition raises concerns about national identity, social cohesion, and the future of shared values.