The full extent of the illegal invasion of Britain by thousands of Third World colonisers costs the British taxpayer untold millions every year, with the cost being hidden in day-to-day expenses and the running of the UK Border Agency, it has emerged.

Two sets of recently released figures have given a small insight into how much British taxpayers are paying for the swindle: at least £80 million has been spent hiring private jets to fly invaders back to their countries since 2005, while delays in deportations cost at least a further £10 million per year.

The deportation delays are caused by the endless appeals which the colonisers make against their deportations in terms of the European Union-created Human Rights Act. This law makes it illegal to deport people who have a ‘family life’ in Britain or to a nation which does not have European justice systems or jails.

The first set of figures shows a total of £81.5 million has been spent on deportation flights since 2005.

In the 2008/2009 financial year, the UK Border Agency spent £26.8m on chartered and scheduled flights to remove colonisers at the taxpayers’ expense.

Meanwhile, separate figures released in parliament showed that holding invader criminals in immigration centres, while they await deportation, costs the taxpayer an additional £10 million per year.

Nearly 1,200 ex-prisoners are being held in detention centres – at a cost of about £47,500 per year for each. The figures show that holding invaders in ‘detention centres’ costs nearly £10,000 more per person than the cost of keeping people in prison.

The Home Office said the higher cost per inmate of detention centres was due to a range of factors including the fact they were much smaller than prisons and were close to airports, making land prices and rents higher.

* There is only one answer to this ongoing swindle: stop the invaders from coming here in the first place. This can be done overnight by halting the handouts and benefits which are given to any coloniser who manages to set foot in Britain in terms of the various laws and rules enacted by successive Tory and Labour regimes.

Once invaders know that they will not be able to scrounge off the British taxpayer at will, they will stop coming. When the inward flow is halted, the money saved can be used to beef up the internal immigration controls, with the huge numbers of illegals tracked down and deported at their own cost.