Illegal Immigrants Living Rough in Southall

The video highlights the dire living conditions of illegal immigrants in Southfield, UK, who face sanitation issues and economic challenges. Many immigrants, having risked everything to reach the UK, now struggle to send money back home due to low wages and job competition. Some live in makeshift communities reminiscent of the Calais Jungle, unable to return home due to lack of identification. The Sikh community in South Hall provides food and support, but the demand is increasing. Immigrants gather daily in hopes of finding work, but opportunities are scarce.

What is one of the main challenges faced by illegal immigrants in Southfield?

• High cost of living

• Availability of transportation

• Lack of sanitation

• Access to education

Why do some immigrants destroy their passports upon entering the UK?

• To hide their identity from family

• To prevent deportation

• To avoid paying taxes

• To gain citizenship faster

What is a significant issue faced by immigrants living near the canal?

• No access to healthcare

• Inability to prove nationality

• Lack of food

• Language barriers

How much did some immigrants pay to enter the UK?

• £5,000

• £10,000

• £7,500

• £12,000

What role does the Sikh community in South Hall play for the immigrants?

• Donating food and support

• Helping with job placements

• Offering language classes

• Providing legal assistance