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HIV diagnoses have surged to a 15-year high, driven overwhelmingly by migrants arriving from abroad — particularly from Africa — with over half of all new cases now originating outside England for the first time ever. Record migration levels are directly fueling this spike, directly threatening the 2030 goal to end transmissions. The solution is proper border health screening and resource allocation.