Over 10K Illegal Boat Migrants Arrived Since Burnham Took Power: Report

Breitbart ^ | November 2, 2026 | Kurt Zindulka

[MinorityRepublican]

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has reportedly allowed in at least 10,000 illegal boat migrants into Britain since coming to power, as arrivals surged over the weekend.

According to analysis from GB News, some 10,139 migrants have successfully reached UK shores by illegally crossing the English Channel from the beaches of France since Andy Burnham took power in a Westminster palace coup in July.

The broadcaster calculated that this means Burnham is averaging 97.5 illegal boat migrant arrivals per day, which is higher than his Tory predecessors Theresa May, Boris Johnson, and Rishi Sunak.

GB News calculated that Burnham’s daily average is only slightly better than former Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, whose average stood at 103.6 after having allowed at least 77,183 illegal boat migrants into the country before he was ousted from office by Burnham.

The Labour government has claimed success in confronting the crisis by noting that illegal Channel arrivals are down over the previous year, 22,608 compared to 36,954 at this point last year.

However, since coming to power in 2024, the left-wing party has allowed in 87,259 illegal boat migrants, compared to 127,896 during the preceding six years of Conservative governance.

Responding to the recent spike in arrivals, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage noted that economists have estimated that each illegal migrant will cost British taxpayers £330,000 during their lifetimes.

“Over 1,200 illegal migrants have broken into Britain since Thursday… So, our lack of borders since Thursday will cost us roughly around £396 million,” he estimated.

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[Jonty30]

The authorities really want a civil war.

[jroehl]

How many allies got on shore during D-Day?

[jroehl]

Approximately 156,000 Allied troops landed in Normandy on D-Day, June 6, 1944.

Breakdown:

- U.S.: approximately 73,000
- British: approximately 61,000
- Canadian: approximately 21,400
- Other Allied forces: approximately 500

They landed by sea and air across five beach sectors: Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, and Sword.

In addition, approximately 23,000 airborne troops were dropped behind German lines by parachute or glider.

Total Allied forces committed on D-Day: approximately 156,000.

[Kudsman]

What is the “right” amount they are trying for?

[Jonty30]

The right amount is when white people cannot represent themselves any more.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

All according to plan.

[frank ballenger]

Boat migrants

I don't mind the boats but we can do without the migrants in them. ⛵🛶🚤🛥️🚢

[Allegra]

[TexasKamaAina]

Peter Boghassian was recently on the Rubin Report. He had returned from Europe just before the riots started. His assessment is that Western Europe & Britain are lost. There is no will to enforce borders, no will to deport. It is only going to get worse. The first Muslim nations to become nuclear powers will be the UK and France.

[LegendHasIt]

No big deal.

We got that many wandering in pretty much every day after Biden took power in the USA.

[MacNaughton]

The right amount is when white people cannot represent themselves any more.

[jmacusa]

To hear the Canuks tell it Juno was an absolute hell hole but they bravely fought through it , eh? while the Yanks had an easy time of it’’.

They’ll actually tell you this bs.

The worst beach was Omaha. Men of the US Army’s 1st. Infantry Division, “The Big Red One’’ and the 29th Infantry Division, “The Blue & Grey’’ caught hell.

2,400 KIA on that beach.

“Bloody Omaha’’.

[BlueLancer]

Casualty breakdowns for each of the five landing beaches include:

• Omaha Beach (U.S. 5th Corps): ~2,400 to 3,600 total casualties (with roughly 770 to 2,400 killed/wounded depending on the reporting metric; the costliest beach)

• Juno Beach (Canadian/British 1st Corps): ~961 to 1,200 casualties (including around 370 Canadian deaths)

• Sword Beach (British 1st Corps): ~630 to 1,300 casualties

• Gold Beach (British 30th Corps): ~400 to 1,100 casualties

• Utah Beach (U.S. 7th Corps): ~197 casualties (the fewest casualties of the five beaches)

[jmacusa]

Utah would have been far worse IF the troops had landed in the assinged area of that beach. They would have been slaughtered by German machine gun fire.

By a stroke of luck or the Good Lord the current carried the majority of the landing force, including it's commanding officer, Lt General Theodore Roosevelt Jr. serving as senior commanding officer serval thousand yards from where they should have been. A frustrated General Roosevelt said "The heck with it, we'll start the war right here!'' Sadly the general had a fatal heart attack a few weeks later. He was 54.