Immigration Policy Under Scrutiny

This chapter explores the heated debate surrounding the UK’s immigration policies, focusing on the government's handling of illegal crossings and the challenges presented by rising statistics. It examines the effectiveness of key political figures during parliamentary discussions, as well as the implications for Labor and the Conservative Party in light of shifting dynamics. Through scrutiny of specific policies, such as the Rwanda scheme, the conversation underscores the tensions between housing needs for local youth and accommodations for immigrants.