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  • Much of the post-Brexit rise in net migration is accounted for by people arriving from areas with higher fertility rates, such as Southern Asian and Western African communities. At the same time, EU nationals—who in 2021 had lower fertility rates than the UK-born (Figure 4)—have been leaving the country in greater numbers than they are arriving. This shift means that migrants will account for a larger share of births, even if fertility rates within each nationality remain stable or decline.

    Maybe you should try and stop the exodus of EU nationals instead of blaming immigrants.