In our small, tight-knit village, the very fabric of our community is being strained by the overwhelming burden of housing illegal migrants. This unfortunate situation costs the UK government over £25 billion annually, a crippling financial strain on taxpayers. Current policies fall short in addressing this pressing issue, and it's time for a new approach.

I propose a bill where those who support Labour and Green policies—often advocating for more generous migration policies—are to lead by example. By participating in this initiative, these voters should house migrants themselves, regardless of their personal circumstances or available space.

This approach allows for a more equitable distribution of responsibility and demonstrates solidarity with their own political beliefs. Rather than placing migrants in overburdened small villages, this will integrate them into environments that align with supportive political ideologies.

This plan safeguards taxpayer funds, reducing the state's fiscal responsibility, and places it directly on those who support open migration policies. These individuals must bear the financial responsibility for the new members in their households, thus easing the strain on our national resources.

According to statistics from the Office for National Statistics, migration significantly contributes to the national budget. While providing a refuge for those in need is a humane and commendable endeavor, it should not solely fall on the wider taxpayer base.

By signing this petition, you endorse a pragmatic solution that not only alleviates financial burdens but also ensures more humane integration of migrants, preserving the social fabric of small communities. Let us take action now to enact meaningful change. Sign and share widely to support a fair and just policy for migrant housing.