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"The Invisible Cost of Immigration"
Author: Migration Watch
Publication date: 23 May 2009
The money sent home out of the UK by UK dwelling immigrants amounts to an estimated £4billion per year which is an estimated £11million per day. This is often ignored but in the eyes of the author is a further example of the the negative financial impact of mass immigration.
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