Bev Turner

There are hundreds of thousands, millions, some would say every year.

The numbers are extremely inexact.

And it's not just people coming here.

It's then when they are told to leave, only about one in five actually leaves.

So that's what's given rise to this

It is a change of direction for the EU because European voters have been starting to make their feelings heard.

There was about a million people came over to the EU during that period of time.

And it was a mass influx.

And some leaders from Europe, namely Angela Merkel in Germany, were incredibly welcoming and said, our doors are open.

Now, in the UK, we spend about £5 million a day.

That's about probably $6.5 million a day of taxpayers' money, accepting illegal migrants in,

taking them to hotels, allowing them to sit there in genuinely sometimes quite nice hotels because we have such a huge processing backlog

they could be sat on that system for one, maybe two years.

Now, they're not allowed to work in that period of time, so they're given benefits.

And in the UK, this year, John, we will take, I think it's £331 billion in tax, and we will pay £333 billion in welfare payments this

alone in the UK.

And that is not sustainable for a country.

If you said that to President Trump, you're going to give more away in benefits than you'll take in income tax.

He'd take a massive pen through the whole financial system.

He'd rip it up and he'd start again.