Ok. We deported 3 million people… Did you get your job back? Yes. In the past 10 years around 80% of jobs have gone to foreigners. Not only would you get your job back, there would be upward pressure on your wages, so you’ll likely get a nice pay rise, too. Did housing prices come down? Yes. Supply and demand would put downward pressure on both house prices and rent. This would mostly benefit the working class as migrants congregate in poorer parts of the country. Did new and used car prices come down? Yes, for used cars. Used car prices would go down as migrants sell their cars before leaving, flooding the market. Did your healthcare bills come down? Yes. The NHS would save in the region of £10billion. It would also slash waiting lists and waiting times to see your doctor or receive treatment. Did your tax burden shrink? YES! The combined NHS + benefits + schooling savings could be around £50billion per year. We could raise the personal allowance on income tax from £12.5k to around £19,000: • Most part time workers would stop paying tax altogether • Lower and middle earners would save around £1,200 a year • Higher earners would save around £2,200 a year. Remigration, if done correctly, could be an absolute Golden Age for the British working class.