British workers may face a $2,500 annual pay cut by 2031, according to new analysis linking immigration to wage suppression—potentially costing the UK economy nearly $90 billion over five years. With record migrant crossings in Europe and the UK, experts warn that every 10% rise in immigrant-to-native worker ratio could slash wages by 1%, pushing average earnings from $38K to $35K. Calls are mounting for stricter immigration controls, including annual caps, tougher visas, and longer waits for citizenship, as the debate over immigration’s economic impact intensifies.
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