Elgin1983

Staying "under the radar" means either making a living through crime of various sorts, or working illegally (also a crime) and thus undercutting British workers and leaving them jobless.

BristolUK

But if you use the NHS you won't be staying under the radar.

That's the same lack of logic as complaining about immigrants taking all the jobs and the unemployment benefits

EnglishRed

So you are happy for the usually UK employers that employ them to do so even though it is illegal to do so?

Gazza-d

When caught they are fined £10,000 per illegal so if you are aware of any wrongdoing please inform a appropriate authorities.

Elgin1983

In the Labour rotten boroughs where most of them live, the NHS never checks. And they take jobs of British people by undercutting them. Quite simple, do keep up.

Elgin1983

Of course not. But if the illegals weren't there, the unscrupulous employers wouldn't have the option, would they?

Elgin1983

LOL. Another unenforced "law". Just like most of immigration law. But never tax law on working British people - that one is always enforced. Funny how that works, eh?

EnglishRed

As I live in the Philippines I am not aware of any illegal workers in the UK. Even if I was I would be more likely to help them than cause them even more problems.

Gazza-d

The last quarter of 2018 there were 639 netting £7m in fines.