Llywodraeth y DU sy'n gyfrifol am bolisi mudo, ond rydym yn teimlo ei bod yn mynnu canolbwyntio ar darged mudo net mympwyol, nad yw’n fuddiol i Gymru, a bod perygl i hynny niweidio ein heconomi a'n gwasanaethau cyhoeddus. Nid yw ei hagwedd at fudo wedi'i seilio ar unrhyw dystiolaeth, fel y gwelir yn glir yn y ffaith iddi fynnu cyfrif myfyrwyr tramor o fewn ffigurau mudo net - rydym yn anghytuno'n llwyr â hynny. Seiliwyd y polisi hwnnw ar amcangyfrif cwbl wallus o nifer y myfyrwyr sy'n aros yn y DU wedi i'w fisâu ddod i ben, ffigur nad yw’n cyfateb o gwbl i'r data diweddaraf ynghylch myfyrwyr tramor sy'n gadael.
The UK government has responsibility for migration policy, but we believe that their dogmatic focus on an arbitrary net migration target is not in Wales’ best interests, and risks damage to Wales’ economy and public services. Their approach to migration is without foundation in evidence, as is only too clearly demonstrated in their insistence on counting overseas students within net migration figures, with which we completely disagree. Their policy decision was based on what we now know was a wildly inaccurate estimate of students overstaying their visas, compared to the recently published exit check data for overseas students.