If you wanted a definitive example of a failed UK government department, then you’d do well to pick the Home Office. They are now, as so often in the past, a department unfit for purpose.

They are certainly unfit to protect Britain’s borders and a very well done article in Spiked Magazine by Rob Bates describes just how badly the Home Office has let Britons down.

Mr Bates describes how Home Office staff are basically waving through Dinghy Invaders at the stroke of a pen, because of the sheer number of asylum applications, many of them which must be clearly bogus, that they are faced with. Even when refusals are given to these applications it just ensures that an appeal will be made, which will contain even more fantastical reasons from the applicant about why they should stay in and ponce off of Britain.

Mr Bates said:

“Since the start of 2021, there have been over 200,000 grants of leave or protection at the initial decision-making stage. This inexplicably includes individuals from Canada, Ireland, Germany and a host of other developed countries that are quite clearly not in a parlous state.

The UK government will point to a recent increase in initial rejections, but three-quarters of these go on to appeal. This adds to the already huge immigration-tribunal backlog, where a significant number of claims are subsequently upheld on spurious, scarcely credible grounds.”

Yes, you read that correctly. The UK Home Office, the department entrusted by the people with the job of border control, is just waving through hundreds of thousands of potential rapists, chancers and burdens. The effect of this ‘waving through’ is not something that costs anything for the civil servants who make these decisions, but it does for ordinary people who see their towns and cities filled up with military age men, some of whom are completely incompatible with civilised societies.

These invaders have been waved through and dumped on communities that never needed or wanted them. They have been implanted on hitherto already struggling communities and left to wreak havoc on the local people. It’s these local people who unjustly have to change their ways of life because of the effect of these invaders, it’s their communities that have to decide to have ‘no women in town’ days because women need to avoid the days when the invaders are let loose on their town centres from the holding centres.

The Home Office has failed to protect us. It has failed and it’s the British people that pay the costs for that failure.

What’s even worse is that the vast majority of the invaders that the Home Office is waving through are not even genuine refugees. They are the sort of criminals, extremists, chancers and ponces that any sensible society should keep out and are clearly not fleeing any sort of oppression. Whatever else these invaders may be, anything similar to the Kindertransport they are not.

In the context of the news that at least 50% of the asylum claims are not being properly processed, which means that the undeserving are getting through Mr Bates added:

“The department’s own data suggests that just half of asylum claims are actually being processed to a satisfactory standard. This week, the UN – hardly a cheerleader for strong border protection – has warned that Britain is awarding asylum to undeserving individuals.

Rejecting a claim takes time that caseworkers do not have. When faced with a mountain of paperwork, it is much easier to copy and paste a boilerplate approval letter than to spend hours refuting every point raised by the applicant. In the rare instance that the Home Office does issue a rejection letter, it acts as nothing more than a stimulus for more inventive claims to be conjured at the appeal stage.”

The Home Office border control system is a frightful and maybe unreformable mess and it’s the British people who pay the price.

The response of the Home Office is, of course, not to deal with the actual problem – Britain’s porous borders and lack of effective border policing, but to attack those Britons who protest against this disaster. As usual the action taken by government is not against the problem itself, which in this case is the failure to secure Britain’s borders from invaders, but against Britons who have to try to survive amongst a tsunami of imported walking, talking and raping human excrement that the Home Office has dumped on their communities. We would not have balaclava wrapped men blocking the roads to the ports where these invaders are being landed if the Home Office had done its job properly and kept out or removed these dangerous invaders.

These invaders whom the Home Office have waved through and into our towns and cities are indeed as Mr Bates said ‘pushing Britons into the margins’ in these places. The Home Office has, by allowing in so many dangerous men, broken the social contract whereby the organs of the State such as the Home Office keep threats out of the country and the public support these organs because they do their job.

I’ll leave you with one final quote from Mr Bates’s piece that I believe is an incontrovertible truth and it’s this:

“The pressure on the UK’s infrastructure and finances is one thing, but it is nothing compared to the impact on our social fabric. Outrage over the near-daily reports of sexual assaults and heinous crimes carried out by asylum seekers is ubiquitous. The anger is exacerbated by the fact that these atrocities are entirely avoidable – each one the direct result of government failure.”

He’s right, the government and in particular the Home Office has failed us and the result of that failure is turning out to be very ugly indeed. It’s going to be ugly in what the invaders have done to us and what is likely to be the response of the British people to this failure and the countering to that response by the organs of the State.

Links

Spiked article by Rob Bates

https://www.spiked-online.com/2026/09/10/asylum-fraudsters-are-taking-the-british-public-for-a-ride/

No women on Thursdays in one town because of migrant invaders

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2243624/uk-town-no-women-thursdays-migrants