I've been to Britain's Visa Street. Whatever Labour says, the nation's borders are very much open

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Welcome to Britain's 'Visa Street' - the road where 27 businesses brought in up to 350 migrants on skilled worker visas.

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One street in Britain, dubbed 'Visa Street', has seen businesses bring in hundreds of migrants on skilled migrant visas.GB News' exclusive analysis has found that in the last five years, 27 businesses on Northolt Road in Harrow have arranged sponsorship certificates to bring in up to 84 migrants on skilled worker visas.

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One of these businesses, Sam's Chicken, arranged to bring in at least 12 migrants on skilled worker visas over a four-year period.They're all registered to one branch operated by a single franchisee.

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When we paid them a visit, the manager, herself a migrant worker, confirmed they had arranged 12 visas.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say She told GB News: "Local people don't want to work in chicken shops" and that she was "happy" with the process.

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Whatever Labour says, the nation's borders are very much open.

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The Northolt Road in Harrow is Britain's Visa Street.In the last five years, 27 businesses on this one road in northwest London have arranged to bring in up to 84 migrants on skilled worker visas.With Britons still processing the surge of mass immigration since the disastrous changes under the previous Conservative Government, more and more GB News viewers have been in touch to share their concerns about their areas changing almost overnight.Hearing these issues raised by our audience - our eyes and ears across the country - piqued my interest.After speaking to some top-tier data analysts, it was clear that Northolt Road stood out.Dozens of businesses on this road have made the most of the relaxed opportunities made available to them.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say One of these businesses alone, Sam's Chicken, has arranged to bring in at least 12 migrants on skilled worker visas over a four-year period.They're all registered to one branch, operated by a single franchisee, at an...

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