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This situation has led to rising public outrage, with many questioning why the UK appears to prioritize the welfare of illegal migrants over its own citizens. The perception is that Britain is effectively "opening the doors" to migrants, who can then access healthcare, education, and social services, sometimes while skipping queues and waiting lists that ordinary Britons face.
Policy analysts and commentators argue that the current approach needs urgent reevaluation. The concern is that the policy, as it stands, not only encourages further illegal crossings but also undermines public trust in government institutions. The feeling of being sidelined or ignored by policymakers fuels frustration among the electorate, further polarizing opinions on immigration.