Starmer’s govt toughens immigration plans as hard-right gains

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London: Since the British government unveiled policies made to reduce legal immigration and prevent growing support for strong right, British Prime Minister Kerr Star on Monday vowed to “control” British borders.

The star announced that he was eliminating “experience in open borders”, which increased to about one million people under the previous conservative government, which lost in the last year’s general election.

The government’s immigration white paper policy document includes plans to cut off overseas care workers and increase five to 10 years when people have to stay in the UK before setting up a settlement and citizenship.

The rules of the English language will also be strengthened, in which all adult deals need to show basic understanding, while students can stay in the UK after completing their education, which will decrease in length.

The star said that these policies “will eventually be overcome on our borders”, which remember the Brexit slogan used at the height of the campaign to leave the European Union in 2016.

Labor vowed to significantly reduce the pure migration in its general election manifesto last year, which was 728,000 in 12 months since June.

In most parts of 2010, it arrived at 906,000 in 2023 in 2023 after 200,000.

In the recent local elections, the UK is facing new pressure on a former human rights lawyer, a former human rights lawyer, who voted for the UK to deal with immigration after the benefits of the immigration reform party.

The Arc Urospertia Nigel Faridge’s party won more than 670 local council seats, as well as its first two mayor posts. It is also at a height in the national elections, while the wages are struggling.

However, on the right of immigration, the star of the star, to separate the large base of Liberal Liberal supporters, with the liberal Democrats and the green votes to the left.

The Prime Minister said that immigrants “contribute to a large scale” in the UK, but they alleged that the country was in danger of becoming a “stranger to the islands” without much control.

He added that he wants pure migration “significantly” in the next election, possibly in 2029, but denied how much it is.

‘Page turning on chaos’

But he was set on fire by a Labor MP, Nadia Vitom accused of imitation of “right -wing panic” in a post on a social media platform on a social media platform.

“Immigrants are our neighbors, friends and family,” he said.

White paper also includes new powers to deport foreigners committing crimes in the country.

Currently, the government is only informed of foreign nationals who receive prison sentences.

Under the new arrangements, all foreign nationals will be flagged to all foreign nationals who commit crimes.

Interior Minister Yweet Cooper told Parliament, “The UK has been strengthened to start a new business, study in universities, participate in our cultural and sports virtues and participate in some of the most difficult jobs in our country.”

“But to be successful and fair, our immigration should properly control and manage,” he said, “he” pledged “pure migration and … to divert the page on chaos”.

The article also includes new visa controls, which require foreign skilled workers to get a university degree in obtaining a job in the UK.

And to reduce the migration to a low -skilled migration, Cooper has said that it aims to reduce the visa of 50,000 less skilled worker this year.

According to Downta Street, migrants can be tracked rapidly on plans to double the length of time before making settlements or citizenship requests, high -skilled people “who play according to the rules and contribute to the economy”.

Care England, a charity representing adult care sector, said the decision to close social care visas from abroad on new applications is “already a blow to the fragile sector”.

“There was no international silver silver bullet but it was a lifeline,” said Chief Executive Martin Green.

The storm is also under pressure from the rubber stars stopped by the flow of immigrants from France to England.

According to the British government’s data, more than 36,800 trips last year, in which several dozen died.

Separate legislation to deal with irregular immigration, called border security, shelter and immigration bill, is currently undergoing parliament.