New Documentary Answers the Question UK’s Ruling Class Won’t Ask About Mass Immigration

The West is in a self-inflicted crisis, and the only way to fix it is to recognize the problem.

A new documentary created by the Heritage Foundation in collaboration with former Virginia delegate and current Blaze TV host Nick Freitas shines a light on how decades of mass immigration has dramatically transformed the U.K. for the worse.

“The Immigration Crisis That Will Destroy the West” gets to the heart of the skepticism of mass migration, particularly from Muslim countries that don’t share similar values.

Freitas interviewed several Heritage experts and many British political commentators. They highlighted the problem and considered how to solve the mess the West finds itself in.

“I absolutely believe that we can still correct this,” Freitas said. “What needs to be understood is that you don’t have unlimited time to correct it, and the hour is late.”

The documentary comes at a critical time.

While President Donald Trump has dramatically shut down the chaos at the southern border and put tighter restrictions on legal immigration, there is still a broad movement to return to the open border, near limitless immigration policies of his predecessors.

In both the U.K. and the U.S., Freitas noted, there are significant numbers of “mainstream” media, institutional, and political actors who insist that unfettered mass migration is “necessary, economically, socially, and even morally, and to the extent that we have of our own, we should be ashamed of it, and therefore grateful for the cultural enrichment we are now experiencing.”

The documentary highlights how British immigration policy was transformed—beginning with Prime Minister Tony Blair in the early 2000s—from “slow and steady assimilation” to “globalist multiculturalism.”

Nile Gardiner, director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom at The Heritage Foundation said pointedly of Blair in an interview, that his legacy was “disastrous” in terms of “ushering this era of mass migration into the U.K.”

Freitas observed in the documentary that when he visits the U.K., he sees a lot of culture … but it isn’t English. Instead, entire towns and cities resemble locations in the Middle East.

The cultural and legal changes happening within the U.K. resulting from decades of industrial scale migration are perhaps even more shocking.

As several interviewees in the documentary noted, many of the newcomers have vastly different norms when it comes to gender and behavior between men and women.

For instance, GB News host Patrick Christys said in one interview that there had been a recent court case of three “illegal migrants” who were housed in a fancy hotel then raped a woman on a local beach. When they were brought before a court, one of them was asked, according to Christys, if he knew the difference between rape and sex, and the man replied by saying that rape is sex.

“That is the kind of culture that sadly we are importing,” Christys said.

While the U.K. doesn’t publish crime stats by religion, there has been a significant problem of organized, industrial-scale rapes being conducted by mostly Muslim men. The country’s political establishment clearly wants to sweep this under the rug, but the human cost has been enormous.

This is happening because of the astounding and unprecedented demographic changes that the people of England have been forced to accept as the new normal.

Freitas noted that “there has been more net migration in the United Kingdom in the last 20 years than in the last 10 centuries combined.”

Many newcomers immediately receive public welfare benefits, a few turn to violent extremism, but the large scale cultural and political effect is the most dramatic result of all.

In 1066, the Norman Conquest ruthlessly replaced England’s Anglo-Saxon elites with a new, Norman ruling class. Today, the U.K.’s elites are ruthlessly replacing their own people with large number of Muslim migrants who, in many cases, have no intent to assimilate. If anything, they are assimilating the country that they’ve been invited into. This isn’t a conspiracy theory, it’s reality. And Freitas ultimately prompts viewers to answer a simple but profound question essential to the future of the Western world.

After the U.K. experienced decades of mass migration—both legal and illegal—from mostly the Middle East and North Africa, is the country better off now? That’s the question that the West must stop ignoring and finally answer.

As the documentary highlights, there are ominous warning signs that the U.K. is not only changing for the worse but—with apologies to Vera Lynn—it’s now doubtful if there always be an England, and whatever it becomes, it almost certainly won’t be free.

This reality isn’t just coming for the U.K., or Europe. It’s something we must grapple with in the United States too.

Similar vast and lengthy waves of immigration have led to the growth of ethnic and religious enclaves within the United States, many of them coming from the Islamic world. And while large-scale immigration isn’t new in American history, the kinds of newcomers are, and the American people have every right to debate whether the changes they bring from mass importation are good or bad.

In the U.K. and continental Europe in general, debates about immigration are short-circuited by a ruling class that denounces and even restricts the speech of those who oppose or even question the merits of unrestricted migration.

So, the policies continue with only occasional slowdowns.

Maybe that will change soon as populist, anti-establishment parties grow in number despite ruthless attempts to stamp them out.

The United States has had a far stronger legal and cultural attachment to free speech and self-government, and a longer history of integrating newcomers. But much has changed in recent decades. Patriotic assimilation is no longer encouraged as it once was. And the scale of immigration, until Trump’s election, had been on a level rarely seen in our history.

Are we OK with the potential Islamification of not just small towns but some of our biggest cities and even states? That long ago ceased to be a hypothetical question.

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