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Migrants could cost UK taxpayers £234bn if allowed to settle in UK: Centre for Policy Studies

Taxpayers could face a £234 billion bill if about 800,000 migrants are allowed to settle in the UK indefinitely, according to the Centre for Policy Studies.
The Centre for Policy Studies expects between 742,000 and 1,224,000 migrants to be granted permission to remain in the UK.
Karl Williams, Research Director at the think tank, stated that a significant proportion of recent migration to the UK has been people who are very unlikely to be fiscal contributors.
The think tank’s calculations suggest that the net fiscal cost to the state will be £8,200 for every UK household over several decades.

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