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Work, pay and welfare
Benefits, pensions, minimum wage, the four-day week. Rewrite the social contract.
A fair system for new arrivals: balancing support with responsibility and proper planning.
It's clear that the current system for managing new arrivals isn't working as well as it should. There's a real public concern about the pressure on local services and the perception that some people arrive without a clear plan for how they
Our borders aren't a revolving door. It's time to put British taxpayers first, secure our nation, and demand contribution.
Why on earth do we allow people to simply rock up to our shores, often illegally, and then expect the British taxpayer to pick up the tab for their housing, food, and legal aid? It makes a mockery of national sovereignty and personal respon
Kick Out the Bureaucrats from Immigration
I'm proposing we drastically simplify our immigration system by scrapping most of the red tape and quotas that stifle economic growth. This is necessary because our current system is a mess, with applicants waiting years for a decision and
Enough's Enough: Time to Get Serious About Who's Coming In
Why are we letting anyone and everyone flood into the country without a proper plan? It's like leaving the pub door open on a Saturday night – you end up with all sorts stumbling in. My proposal is simple: we need a skills-based immigration
Enough is enough. Time for a common-sense immigration system that actually works.
Frankly, the current situation with immigration is getting out of hand. It feels like every week there's a new crisis or a report about people arriving who we simply don't have the resources to cope with. It’s not about being unwelcoming, i
Shut the Back Door on Bogus Asylum Claims
I was chatting to a mate who's a copper in Catterick and he was telling me about this bloke who rocked up at the local nick claiming asylum, said he was from Somalia or somewhere. Thing is, the guy had a brand new iPhone and a TAG watch, di
Let's Take Control of Scottish Immigration
I'm proposing that an independent Scotland should have its own points-based immigration system, one that prioritizes the needs of our own economy and industries. This is needed because the current system is dictated by Westminster and doesn
Enough is enough, bring back common sense on immigration
It drives me mad seeing the country swamped. We've got people on waiting lists for houses a mile long, our schools are bursting, and yet the Tories just keep letting them flood in. It's not about being racist, it's about looking after our o
A serious immigration system that is firm, fair, and actually enforced
Immigration policy in the UK oscillates between targets nobody believes in and rhetoric nobody trusts. Both left and right are responsible. The left pretends there are no trade-offs. The right makes promises it has no mechanism to keep. The
A proper integration programme for new arrivals, funded centrally and delivered locally
I think most people in this country, when they are being honest with themselves, accept that immigration has been broadly positive for Britain economically and culturally. But I also think most people, including those who support immigratio
We need controlled immigration not open doors
Im not anti immigration. My parents came here from Jamaica in the 60s and built a life. But they came 2 WORK. They didnt come 4 benefits. The system rn is broken tho. We have no idea who is coming in or how many. Businesses need skilled wo
Freedom of movement should be a right, not a privilege for the wealthy
One of the consequences of Brexit that is rarely discussed honestly is that freedom of movement now exists only for people who can afford it. If you are wealthy, you can still live and work in Europe through investor visas, golden passports
Reduce irregular immigration by 50% by introducing stricter more selective rules and redefining asylum status
In 2025, over 100,000 people claimed asylum in the UK. Around half were approved immediately and many more were approved under appeal. Public opinion is that this rate is too high and that the UK is too lenient in its application of asylu
Enough is Enough: Time to Take Back Control of Our Borders
What exactly is the point of having borders if anyone can just waltz in and claim benefits before they've even paid a penny into the system? It makes a mockery of everyone who works hard, pays their taxes, and struggles to get by. It’s frus
Why are we still letting the rich fly in cheap labour to undercut us?
How many times do we have to see jobs disappear or wages stagnate because businesses can just import workers for less money? It’s like they don’t even care about people already living here who need work. My proposal is simple: employers wa
Sticking asylum seekers on old military bases is just kicking the can down the road, and it’s bad medicine.
I had a patient in last week, Mrs Henderson, she was worried sick about the plans for a new site near Thetford. Not that it’s in our patch directly, but it’s not far, and she was talking about how it would effect local schools and doctors.
Enough is Enough: Let's Get Serious About Who Comes In
We need to introduce a points-based system for all immigration, not just skilled workers. This isn't about stopping people coming here entirely, but about making sure we attract individuals who genuinely contribute to our society and econom
Fixing Immigration Mess Once and For All
What's the point of having an immigration system if it's just going to let people in without making sure they've got a job lined up or a way to support themselves, I mean it's just common sense that you shouldn't be allowed to just turn up
Enough is enough: severe crimes mean automatic deportation for non-citizens. Simple.
We need a much clearer system for dealing with non-UK citizens who commit truly heinous crimes, especially those that exploit children. My proposal is straightforward: if you’re convicted of a serious crime like child exploitation, and you
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