Oct 2025 英国为何要驱逐印度人

英国为何要驱逐印度人 | 纪录片

环球漫游者 2025年10月2日

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英国新的签证规定对印度家庭、学生和技术工人的打击最为严重。近12万名印度学生无法再携带家属，而数千名印度医生、护士和IT专家尽管是英国经济的推动者，却面临着不确定性。政客们认为，签证逾期居留、移民数量增加以及住房、国民医疗服务体系（NHS）和就业压力，使得更严格的移民法成为必要。脱欧后，印度人——他们构成了英国最大的国际学生群体，并占劳动力的很大一部分——已成为民族主义政治和贸易谈判的目标。尽管英国试图“夺回控制权”，但真正的代价显而易见：印度人失去了机会，而英国则面临着失去支撑其医疗保健、大学和创新的人才的风险。

涵盖主题：

签证逾期逗留与移民管控

脱欧后的政治环境与不断增长的移民数量

公共服务和学生途径的压力

民族主义、贸易谈判及其对普通民众的影响

章节：

00:00 引言

03:40 签证压力与逾期逗留

05:26 脱欧后的移民政策

07:07 服务和学生途径的压力

08:29 工资问题与贸易谈判

09:49 民族主义的兴起

11:19 对普通民众的影响

 

引言

当英国政府宣布新的签证规定时，很少有人意识到这些规定

将对印度家庭造成如此深远的打击。

英国正在展开一场驱逐出境的闪电战。政府正在严厉打击

非法移民。仓库、洗车场、电子烟商店和餐馆（包括一家印度餐馆）遭到大规模突袭和逮捕。

一夜之间，近12万名印度学生发现他们再也无法带着配偶或子女一起来。

那些在英国建立生活的技术工人、医生、护士和IT专家突然面临着能否留下来的不确定性。，你知道，这是一个非常非常艰难的时期，我说很多人不希望我留在这里，而有人说我绝对希望你留在这里。

非常害怕。

一个每天做着日常生意的无辜女孩，竟然会遭受这样的待遇，为什么？这太不可思议了。难道是因为移民抗议吗？

政客们为这一举措辩护，称其是为了控制移民。但对印度人来说，这感觉就像通往机遇的大门被猛地关上了。在世界各地，一种观念正在形成。印度人无处不在。从北美到欧洲，再到澳大利亚，印度裔群体比以往任何时候都更加引人注目。他们重塑了郊区，充实了大学，并为医院和科技公司注入了活力。

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与此同时，印度已成为世界第四大经济体，这在西方引发了一个尖锐的问题：如果印度正在崛起，为什么还有这么多印度人？加拿大也经历了类似的不安。2024年，多伦多机场附近一座50英尺高的印度教神像揭幕，印度裔群体为此感到自豪，并以此作为归属感的象征。

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但许多加拿大人对此有不同的看法。网上论坛上充斥着各种评论，称其为文化接管。一年前，彭普顿55英尺高的哈纳曼雕像也引发了同样的强烈反对。对于批评者来说，这些高耸的纪念碑不仅象征着信仰，也象征着一种不可逆转的人口结构变化，让长期居住在这里的居民怀疑多元文化主义是否已被取代。

这就是多伦多。

这就是你们说的巨型哈努曼猴雕像。

澳大利亚清楚地展现了这种紧张局势。

印度出生的人口在十年内翻了一番，现在已超过90万。

印度学生入学人数占主导地位，并在医疗保健和IT领域占据着至关重要的职位。

然而，在2025年8月的抗议活动中，成千上万的人在悉尼和墨尔本游行，高举着“印度人出来”的标语，指责他们造成了高昂的租金、拥挤的火车和快速的人口变化。

我们必须停止移民，重新成为一个国家。

传单声称五年内的印度人数量比希腊人和意大利人一个世纪的人口数量还要多，

把普通家庭变成了替罪羊。今天，我们将在这段视频中，

揭秘英国

希望印度人离开的真正原因。但在继续之前，

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签证压力与逾期居留

 

英国政客提出的最有力论点之一就是签证逾期居留。今天，我们发布了一份关于移民的白皮书。净移民人数翻了两番，到2023年达到近100万。这大约相当于

伯明翰的人口。

2018年，英国政府声称，

几乎五分之一的印度游客没有

按时离境，这使得印度人成为最大的逾期居留群体之一。

这一论点之所以有力，是因为它诉诸于

公平意识。如果规定规定，

一个人必须在签证到期后离开，

那么停留更长时间就会被视为

欺骗移民系统。通过把印度人描绘成

违反规则的人，政府

赢得了公众支持采取更严格的措施。然而，整体情况更加复杂。内政部2020年发布的一份报告显示，超过97%的印度学生现在在签证到期前离境，这证明之前的数字被夸大了。然而，一旦这种想法在公众辩论中扎根，就很难被挑战。

对于普通印度人来说，这意味着即使他们遵守所有规定，也会受到怀疑。那些支付全额学费、遵守移民法并按时返回的家庭仍然面临着这种负面形象的后果。

对于普通英国公民来说，这些担忧似乎是合理的。当人们逾期居留时，住房、就业和公共服务的压力就会增加。这就是为什么英国认为更严格的移民管制并非不公平地针对某个群体，而是为了保护公平，确保规则平等地适用于所有人。

 

脱欧后的移民政治：服务业压力

 

真正的转折点来自脱欧。2016年脱欧公投建立在一个承诺之上。

英国将重新控制其边境。我们做了很多工作来阻止他们入境。我们刚刚签署了一项遣返协议，实际上，在工党政府执政的第一年，我们已经遣返了3.5万名不应该留在英国的人。因此，移民问题成为了决定性的政治问题。脱欧后，领导人需要证明他们能够降低移民人数。印度人作为学生群体中最大的群体，在工签持有者中占很大比例，

因此很容易成为攻击目标。仅在2022年，英国的净移民人数就达到了创纪录的74.5万人。

其中大部分来自欧洲以外的国家，包括印度。削减印度人的签证数量可以快速提供数据，政府可以向选民展示这些数据。

每一次新的拒签或限制都成为控制的证据。但这也意味着印度人被用作政治工具。

他们的存在不再与技能或教育有关，而在于通过

展现强硬姿态能赢得多少选票。是的，这些政府政策非常

不受欢迎，它们会阻止很多人来这里。我很多在印度的朋友和亲戚也提到，你或许应该去美国或澳大利亚，而不是去英国，因为英国很难

找到工作。

对印度人来说，他们的未来现在不再取决于他们的贡献，而是取决于英国的政治

情绪。对英国来说，

这形成了一个危险的循环，移民政策受选举活动而非长期需求的影响。

服务和学生途径的压力

另一个经常被提及的驱逐印度人的理由是公共服务的压力。

英国正面临430万套住房的短缺。英国国家医疗服务体系（NHS）的候诊名单已攀升至760万，

交通系统也过度拥挤。政客们不去解决资金不足的问题，反而经常将责任归咎于移民。作为最大的群体，印度人自然而然地被卷入了这场争论。学生们也深陷这场风暴。

许多印度学生认为，英国教育

不仅仅是一个学位，更是

一条通往长期定居的途径。他们

带着家属，兼职工作，

然后申请技术签证。但在2023年，政府禁止大多数

国际学生携带

配偶和子女。你知道，在新的一年里，

我可以理解，如果你的

家人不在你身边，你可以

暂时离开家人生活，

如果不允许，那么英国

不会是我的选择。我肯定会尝试加拿大和其他一些国家。印度人受影响最大，因为他们占所有国际学生家属的40%以上。

自2022年印度学生为英国经济贡献了约43亿英镑以来，大学现在面临数十亿英镑的潜在损失。

家庭破裂，大学

亏损，社区流失人才。

 

工资问题与贸易谈判

 

民族主义抬头

 

英国另一个热门话题是，印度工人压低了当地工资。有人认为，印度医生、护士和IT专业人士接受较低的工资，从而压低了英国工人的工资。虽然这种说法在政治上站得住脚，但研究表明事实并非如此。印度专业人士通常收入丰厚，填补了当地劳动力短缺的行业空缺。例如，英国国家医疗服务体系（NHS）拥有约1.1万名印度医生和2.5万名印度护士。如果没有他们，患者的候诊时间会更长。与此同时，移民问题已成为贸易谈判中的筹码。英国和印度正在就一项价值高达280亿英镑的自由贸易协定进行谈判。今天，两国签署了这项翘首以盼的贸易协定。英国希望此举能带来

60亿英镑的投资。

英国希望其公司在印度获得更好的准入，

而印度则希望为其公民提供更灵活的签证。

通过保持严格的规则，

英国增强了其实力，但这也

将移民变成了一种谈判手段。

普通印度人、学生、

家庭，以及工人沦为更大政治和经济博弈中的棋子。民族主义的兴起 除了经济因素，还有一个文化因素。自英国脱欧以来，英国的民族主义和

民粹主义言论急剧升温。

为什么今天你来到这里很重要？

为了言论自由，为了阻止

希望阻止非法移民

来到我们的海岸，

帮助无家可归者、残疾人和

工人阶级。

领导人谈到保护英国身份、管控边境以及优先考虑本地工人。诸如“夺回控制权”和“英国优先”之类的口号引起了许多选民的共鸣。作为最大的移民群体，印度人最容易成为这种民族主义信息的焦点。然而，这忽略了现实。

几代以来，印度人一直是英国的一部分。他们创办企业，丰富饮食文化，在各个城市庆祝排灯节等节日，并推动了从医疗保健到金融等各行各业的发展。

印度侨民每年缴纳超过30亿英镑的税款。但民族主义的叙事将这种贡献简化为

移民图表上的一个数字。对

印度人来说，这意味着生活在一个

他们因工作而受到重视，却因存在而受到质疑的国家。对

英国人来说，这造成了一个分裂的社会，

多样性被视为一种威胁，

而不是一种优势。

 

对普通民众的影响

 

这些政策的后果对普通民众影响最大。对印度人来说，影响是切身而痛苦的。每年花费两三万英镑学费的学生，毕业后机会更少。服务了十年的工人突然收到拒签通知。受抚养人签证禁令导致家庭破裂。许多人遭受经济损失、精神压力和梦想破灭。对英国人来说，

影响同样严重。

英国国家医疗服务体系（NHS）员工流失，加剧了危机，

目前七分之一的医院职位空缺。

大学损失了

数十亿美元的学费收入，被迫削减开支，

这可能会增加当地学生的学费。

企业难以聘用技术熟练的

专业人士，从而减缓了创新。

随着开设商店、餐馆或社区中心的印度人越来越少，

社区失去了文化活力。印度菜

早已融入英国人的日常生活。从萨莫萨三角饺到玛萨拉多萨，再到洋葱巴吉，这些菜肴都是几代人以前随着印度移民传入英国的。简而言之，印度人失去了机会，而英国则失去了人才。英国减少印度移民的努力是受政治、贸易筹码和民族主义言论的驱动。但其现实世界的影响远不止这些。为英国做出巨大贡献的印度人现在面临着不确定性、排斥和失去未来的风险。与此同时，英国公民面临着医疗保健体系薄弱、大学举步维艰以及技术熟练的

专业人士减少的问题。在全球范围内，英国面临着输给加拿大、德国和澳大利亚等积极欢迎技术熟练的印度人的国家的风险。最大的问题是，英国究竟是在真正保护自己，还是在切断其经济、医疗保健和文化的生命线。最终，驱逐印度人或许能赢得短期的政治利益，但却可能葬送英国的未来。如果您觉得这段视频有趣，请考虑订阅。感谢您的观看。

Why UK Wants Indians Out | Documentary

The World Wanderers 2025年10月2日

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSebrKp6QJI

The UK’s new visa rules are hitting Indian families, students, and skilled workers the hardest. Nearly 120,000 Indian students can no longer bring dependents, while thousands of Indian doctors, nurses, and IT experts face uncertainty despite powering Britain’s economy. Politicians argue that visa overstays, rising migration, and pressure on housing, NHS, and jobs justify tougher immigration laws. Post-Brexit, Indians—who make up the largest international student group and a major share of the workforce—have become the target of nationalist politics and trade bargaining. While the UK seeks to “take back control,” the real cost is clear: Indians lose opportunity, and Britain risks losing the very talent that sustains its healthcare, universities, and innovation.

 

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Topics Covered:

Visa Overstays and Immigration Control

Post-Brexit Politics and Rising Migration Numbers

Strain on Public Services and Student Pathways

Nationalism, Trade Bargaining, and Impact on Ordinary People

 

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction  

03:40 Visa Pressure and Overstays  

05:26 Immigration Politics After Brexit  

07:07 Strain on Services and Student Pathways  

08:29 Wage Concerns and Trade Bargaining  

09:49 Rise of Nationalism  

11:19 Effects on Ordinary People  

 

 

Introduction

When the UK government announced its new visa rules, few realized how deeply they

would strike Indian families.

A UKwide deportation blitz is underway. The government is cracking down on

illegal immigrants. There are widespread

raids and arrests at warehouses, car

washes, vape shops, and restaurants,

including an Indian restaurant.

Overnight, nearly 120,000 Indian

students discovered they could no longer

bring their spouses or children with

them. skilled workers, doctors, nurses

and IT experts who had built their lives

in Britain suddenly faced uncertainty

about whether they could stay.

Uh you know very very testing times and

I said a lot of people don't want me

here and people have said I definitely

want you here.

Very scared man.

An innocent girl going about a daily

business gets this sort of treatment for

what? It doesn't make sense. Is it

because of immigration protest?

Politicians defended the move as a way

to control migration. But for Indians,

it felt like the door to opportunity was

being slammed shut. Across the world, a

perception is taking hold. Indians are

everywhere. From North America to Europe

to Australia, Indian communities are

more visible than ever, reshaping

suburbs, filling universities, and

powering hospitals and tech companies.

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At the same time, India has become the

world's fourth largest economy, raising

a sharp question in the west. If India

is rising, why are so many Indians still

here? Canada is experiencing similar

unease. In 2024, the unveiling of a

50-foot Hindu deity statue near

Toronto's airport was celebrated by the

Indian community as a proud marker of

belonging.

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But many Canadians saw it differently.

Online forums filled with comments

calling it a cultural takeover. A year

earlier, Bmpton's 55 ft Hanaman statue

had sparked the same backlash. For

critics, these towering monuments

symbolized not just faith, but an

irreversible demographic shift that left

longtime residents wondering if

multiculturalism had turned into

replacement.

So, this is Toronto.

There's your giant Hanuman monkey

statue.

Australia shows this tension clearly.

The Indiaborn population has doubled in

a decade, now over 900,000.

Indians dominate student enrollments and

hold crucial jobs in healthcare and IT.

Yet protests in August 2025 saw

thousands march through Sydney and

Melbourne with signs like Indians out

blaming them for high rents, crowded

trains, and rapid demographic change.

We have to stop immigration and become a

nation once again.

Flyers claimed there were more Indians

in 5 years than Greeks and Italians in a

century, turning ordinary families into

scapegoats. Today, in this video, we'll

uncover the real reasons why the UK

wants Indians out. But before moving on,

please share your thoughts in the

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means the world to us.

 

Visa Pressure and Overstays

 

One of the strongest arguments made by British politicians is about visa overstays. Today we publish a white paper on immigration. Net migration quadrupled until in 2023 it reached nearly 1 million. That's about the population of

Birmingham.

In 2018, the UK government claimed that

almost 1 in five Indian visitors did not

leave on time, making Indians one of the

largest groups of overstayers. This

argument is powerful because it appeals

to a sense of fairness. If the rules say

a person must leave after their visa

ends, then staying longer is seen as

cheating the system. By portraying

Indians as rulebreakers, the government

gains public support for stricter

action. However, the full picture is

more complex. A later home office report

in 2020 showed that over 97% of Indian

students now leave before their visas

expire, proving that the earlier numbers

were exaggerated. Still, once the idea

takes root in public debate, it is

difficult to challenge.

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For ordinary Indians, this means they

are treated with suspicion even when

they follow every rule. Families who

paid full tuition, complied with

immigration laws, and returned on time

still face the consequences of this

negative image. For ordinary British

citizens, these concerns feel valid.

When people overstay, it increases

pressure on housing, jobs, and public

services. That is why the UK views

tougher immigration controls not as

unfairly targeting one community, but as

protecting fairness and ensuring the

rules apply equally to everyone.

 

Immigration Politics After BrexitStrain on Services

 

The real turning point came with Brexit.

The 2016 vote to leave the European

Union was built on a single promise.

Britain would take back control of its

borders.

Done a lot of work stopping them coming.

We just signed an agreement um to return

them and we've returned 35,000 in fact

under the first year of this Labor

government of people who shouldn't be in

this country. So immigration became the

defining political issue. After Brexit,

leaders needed to prove that they could

deliver lower numbers. Indians as the

largest group of students in a major

share of work visa holders became an

easy target. In 2022 alone, net

migration to the UK hit a record 745,000

people. Much of the rise came from

outside Europe, India included. Cutting

down Indian visas provides quick numbers

that governments can show to voters.

Every new rejection or restriction

becomes evidence of control. But this

also means Indians are being used as a

political tool. Their presence is no

longer about skills or education. It is

about how many votes can be won by

appearing tough.

Yeah, these government policies are very

unwelcoming and they can deter a lot of

people from coming here and a lot of my

friends and relatives back in India also

mentioned that you probably should go to

the states or Australia instead of going

to the UK cuz it's very difficult

finding a job here.

For Indians, their future is now tied

not to their contributions but to the

mood of British politics. For the UK,

this creates a dangerous cycle where

immigration policy is shaped by election

campaigns rather than long-term needs.

Strain on Services and Student Pathways

Another reason often given for pushing

Indians out is the strain on public

services. Britain is facing a housing

shortage of 4.3 million homes. NHS

waiting lists have climbed to 7.6

million patients and transport systems

are overcrowded. Instead of addressing

underfunding, politicians frequently

blame immigrants. Indians being the

largest group are naturally pulled into

this debate. Students are also caught in

this storm. Many Indian students see UK

education not only as a degree but also

as a path to long-term settlement. They

bring dependents, work part-time, and

later apply for skilled visas. But in

2023, the government banned most

international students from bringing

spouses and children. you know for a new

year so like I can understand if your

family is not there with you and you can

live for a time being without your

family if it is not allowed so it the UK

will not be the choice for me I'll

definitely try for the Canada and some

other countries

Indians are the most affected because

they account for over 40% of all

international student dependents

universities now face billions in

potential losses since Indian students

contributed an estimated4.3 billion

pounds to the UK economy in 2022

families are split apart, universities

lose money and communities lose talent.

 

Wage Concerns and Trade Bargaining

 

Rise of Nationalism 

Another strong talking point in the UK

is that Indian workers undercut local

wages. The argument goes that Indian

doctors, nurses and IT professionals

accept lower salaries, driving down pay

for British workers. While this

narrative is politically effective,

studies show the opposite. Indian

professionals are often highly paid and

fill gaps in sectors where locals are in

short supply. The NHS, for example, has

around 11,000 Indian doctors and 25,000

Indian nurses. Without them, patient

waiting times would stretch even

further. At the same time, immigration

has become a bargaining chip in trade

talks. Britain and India are negotiating

a free trade agreement worth up to 28

billion pounds. today signed the long-

aaited trade deal between the two

countries. The UK hopes it will lead to

6 billion pounds worth of investment.

The UK wants better access for its

companies in India, while India wants

more flexible visas for its citizens. By

keeping rules strict, Britain

strengthens its hand, but this also

turns immigration into a negotiation

tool. Ordinary Indians, students,

families, and workers become pawns in a

much larger political and economic game.

Rise of Nationalism

Beyond economics, there is also a

cultural story. Since Brexit, there has

been a sharp rise in nationalist and

populist rhetoric in the UK.

Why is it important for you to be here

today? for freedom of speech, to stop

hopefully stop the um illegal im

immigration from coming to our shores to

help the homeless, the the disabled, the

working class.

Leaders speak about protecting British identity, controlling borders, and prioritizing local workers. Slogans like take back control and put Britain first resonate with many voters. Indians as the largest migrant group become the easiest focus of this nationalist message. Yet this ignores reality.

Indians have been part of Britain for generations. They have built businesses, enriched food culture, celebrated festivals like Diwali across cities and powered industries from healthcare

to finance. The Indian diaspora contributes over3 billion pounds annually in taxes. But the nationalist

narrative reduces this contribution to a

number on a migration chart. For

Indians, it means living in a country

where they are valued for their work but

questioned for their presence. For

Brits, it creates a divided society

where diversity is seen as a threat

rather than a strength.

 

Effects on Ordinary People 

 

The consequences of these policies are felt most by ordinary people. For Indians, the impact is personal and painful. Students who spend 20,000

to30,000 a year on tuition find fewer opportunities after graduation. Workers who have served for a decade suddenly face rejection notices. Families are split by dependent visa bans. Many experience financial losses, emotional stress, and broken dreams. For British

people, the effects are also severe. The

NHS loses staff, worsening a crisis

where one in seven hospital posts is

already vacant. Universities lose

billions in tuition income, forcing cuts

that may raise costs for local students.

Businesses struggle to hire skilled

professionals, slowing innovation.

Communities lose cultural vibrancy as

fewer Indians open shops, restaurants,

or community centers. Indian cuisine has

long been woven into daily life in

Britain. From samosas to masala dosa to

onion baji, these dishes arrived with

Indian immigrants generations ago. In

short, Indians lose opportunity while

Britain loses talent. The UK's push to

reduce Indian migration is driven by politics, trade leverage, and nationalist rhetoric. But the real world effects go far beyond headlines. Indians who have given so much to Britain now face uncertainty, exclusion, and lost

futures. Meanwhile, British citizens

face weaker healthcare, struggling

universities, and fewer skilled

professionals. At a global level, the UK

risks losing to countries like Canada,

Germany, and Australia, which actively

welcome skilled Indians. The big

question is whether Britain is truly

protecting itself or cutting off the

very lifeline that fuels its economy,

health care, and culture. In the end,

pushing Indians out may win short-term

political points, but it could cost the

UK its future. If you found this video

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