A new poll finds that a growing share of people in the UK think migration is “mostly bad” for the country. The Daily Mail reports that 43% of Britons hold this view, up from 33% a decade earlier.
The outlet frames the change as evidence of dissatisfaction with government performance on migration-related issues, citing ministers’ inability to stop small boat arrivals. The report also says the shift is not limited to people who identify as leaving the EU, noting that more Remainers are included among those who agree with the “mostly bad” assessment.
The available information focuses on this single question and the change over time. Other outlets are not provided here, so differing interpretations or additional data points are not included in this synthesis.
