Youth Unemployment Crisis Exposes Britain’s Brutal Migration Betrayal

Britain’s young people are being left to pay the price for a broken political model. Behind the headlines on migration and the economy is a harsher reality: youth unemployment is rising, worklessness is growing, and the old Labour-Conservative system is still refusing to confront what it has created. Michael Heaver looks at new statistics showing UK youth unemployment hitting an 11-year high at 16% and rising. He highlights claims that mass migration has badly damaged young people’s life prospects, with non-EU migrant workers on payrolls rising sharply since 2020 while young British employment barely moves. He also points to warnings that the number of young people not in education, employment or training could hit 1.25 million by the early 2030s, costing the country £125 billion a year.