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Enough with the bureaucratic nightmare. Let's make immigration work for Britain.
I'm so sick of hearing about endless debates and red tape when it comes to immigration. My small business clients constantly complain about the hoops they have to jump through just to hire skilled people from overseas. It’s a massive drain
End the 'points-based system' nonsense, bring back common sense immigration controls
It’s time we scrapped the current points-based system for immigration and replaced it with a much simpler, more direct approach focused on national need and genuine skills shortages. The current system is overly complicated, bureaucratic, a
Why are we still letting people pick our skilled workers for us?
Why are we still letting the Home Office decide who comes into Wales to fill vital jobs? It's like asking a chef in London to pick the ingredients for a bara brith in Aberystwyth. They just don't get what's needed on the ground here. Our p
Enough is enough – time to get serious about skilled immigration, not just shouting
We need a completely overhauled immigration system focused on bringing in skilled workers and those with in-demand professions, while drastically reducing low-skilled routes and cracking down on illegal immigration. It's time we moved beyon
Enough's Enough – Time for a Common Sense Immigration Plan
What is it with these politicians thinking they can just keep letting anyone in? No one asked us if we wanted our towns changed forever. We’re told it’s good for the economy, but I’m seeing it every day down the shop. People can’t get to se
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
Why are we making it harder for skilled workers to come here?
How did we get to a point where we actively discourage people with useful skills from contributing to our country? We spend years training doctors and nurses, only to make it a bureaucratic nightmare for them to stay and work here after the
Enough with the bureaucracy, let's get people helping out properly!
I was at the food bank last week, and there was this young woman there with her little girl. She’d only been in the country for about six months, trying to get her qualifications recognised so she could work as a nurse. She was desperate, c
Enough's Enough: Stop Letting The Greedy Companies Pocket All The Benefits From Migrant Labour
Right, here’s the deal. My proposal is simple: anyone coming here to work, especially in sectors like care or hospitality where we’re always short staffed, should get proper wages and conditions from day one, same as us. No more of these co
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
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
WE NEED TO STOP THE INSANITY WITH IMMIGRATION NOW. It is not working for normal people.
I am sick and tired of hearing about this country not being good enough. The problem is we have let things go too far. Our towns are bursting. You see it every day, queues for everything, doctors appointments are impossible, schools are pac
Enough with the Fortress Britain nonsense - let's get real about people
Honestly, the way we treat people seeking refuge in this country just makes me sick. It feels like every policy is designed to make things as miserable as possible, a sort of deterrent by sheer unpleasantness. We're so quick to talk about b
Stop Letting Them In So Easily, But Treat Those Here Better
We need to drastically tighten border controls and introduce a points-based system that prioritises skilled workers and those with immediate family already settled here. The current system is clearly not working and is placing an unsustaina
Free Riders Aren't Welcome
I've seen some dodgy business deals in my time as an IT consultant, but our current immigration system takes the biscuit. It's a free-for-all, with some people expecting a free ride at the expense of British taxpayers. I'm not against immig
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
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.