Navigating the Immigration Crisis: Conservative Politics Unveiled

This chapter explores the internal struggles within Conservative politics, focusing on their declining support and identity crisis amidst challenges from both the Liberal Democrats and Reform party. It critically examines recent immigration policy proposals, legislative changes, and the implications of disapplying the Human Rights Act, highlighting the complexities and public perceptions surrounding these issues. The discussion delves into the need for a more effective immigration system in a post-Brexit context, while also comparing approaches to immigration in the UK and the US.