A ten day lull in arrivals came crashing to a dramatic end on Thursday when almost 500 colonists were collected in the Channel and brought ashore by collaborator vessels. Seven boats, packed with an average of more than 70 colonists per vessel, flocked to British waters. This was followed a day later by three somewhat less crowded vessels, before another lull began on Saturday.
A total of 16,391 small boat migrants have been collected and brought into the UK so far this year, and yet the Burnham regime somehow expects British voters to revel in the fact this figure is significantly down from previous years.
The British people don't want small boat numbers down, they want the boats stopped altogether.
Total = 616 (up 366 from previous week)
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