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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
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
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
Protecting Wales' Communities
I've been thinking about this issue a lot lately, living on the edge of the countryside in Powys, and it seems to me that the real problem isn't the people coming in, it's the lack of investment in our rural areas. We need to make sure our
Enough's Enough: Let's Get Serious About Who Comes Here
My proposal is straightforward: we need a points-based system for all immigration, not just for skilled workers. This means anyone wishing to settle in the UK, regardless of origin or claimed 'asylum', must meet clear criteria. We're talkin
Honestly, Westminster’s immigration rules just don’t fit Scotland, it’s infuriating. We need our own plan.
It honestly drives me mad how Westminster insists on this one-size-fits-all immigration policy for the whole of the UK. It simply doesn’t work for Scotland. We’re facing a declining birth rate, an ageing population, and significant labour s
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
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
Enough with the virtue signalling, let's sort out who actually needs help.
I'm just fed up with the endless arguments about immigration. It feels like we're going in circles, with people on one side screaming about open borders and the other demanding we shut everything down. Frankly, neither extreme is working an
Seriously, why are we making it harder for people who actually want to work here?
What's the point of all these hoops and hurdles for people who are desperate to contribute, fill labour shortages, and build a life here? It feels like we actively try to push away the very people who could be helping our economy and commun
Enough with the "culture wars" over immigration, let's get practical.
We need a new visa system focused on skills that benefit our communities and environment, not just what big business wants. Think skilled horticulturalists for rewilding projects, engineers for local renewable energy installations, and craf
Enough is Enough: Time to Fix Our Broken Immigration System
What really gets my goat is seeing hardworking people who’ve paid into the system for years struggling to get by, while we seem to have an open door for anyone who fancies a go. It’s not fair on the people who’ve done everything right, save
Enough with the endless queues for simple visas, it’s hurting our communities!
I was at the post office the other day, and there was a woman in front of me, clearly distressed, trying to sort out some paperwork for her husband who's trying to come over from India to work in our local hospital. She was at her wits' end
Time to actually secure our borders, international squabbling be damned
We should implement a non-negotiable policy of immediate interception and swift return for all individuals attempting to cross the English Channel illegally into UK waters. This is about asserting sovereign control over our borders, not som
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
Enough is Enough - Let's Get Real About Immigration Numbers
Well, in my experience, it’s getting harder and harder to get a doctor's appointment these days. My friend Carol was telling me just last week how she was on hold for over an hour trying to get through to the surgery, and when she finally d
Enough is enough! Let's get serious about who comes into this country.
I’m sick of hearing about endless debates on immigration when it feels like nothing changes on the ground. Every time I drive past one of the new housing estates they're building, I just wonder who they're all for. We've got local services