Immigration Issues

Fury Over Government Guide That Tells Deportees To Put On Jamaican Accent

'How exactly can someone pretend to "be Jamaican" when they are British and have lived here all their lives?'
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The Uncertainty Hanging Over Windrush Families Is Unacceptable

This was the generation who helped build the NHS. They contributed so much to making the country affluent again after the chaos of war
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When Britain Leaves The EU, We Must Scrap The Immigration Target And Focus On Integration

The arbitrary and indiscriminate target has been missed every quarter since its introduction in 2010
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After Brexit, We Must Address Voters' Immigration Concerns With A Bespoke Work Permit-Style System

The UK should have a bespoke work permit system, with the aim to reduce net migration to around the levels last seen in the mid-1990s
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The People's Negotiation: The British Public On How Immigration Should Work After Brexit

'We need freedom of movement,' say some, while others tell HuffPost they would prefer 'England back for the English'
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History Will Judge Theresa May’s ‘Hostile Environment’ On Immigration As Economically Damaging And Dangerous

Instead of a bidding war on who can be toughest on immigration, defeating hateful hard-right parties means standing up to meddling anti-foreigner myths
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Free Movement Will Not Stop The Changes To The Border That People Really Want

Brexit will change Britain’s immigration rules. There is no avoiding that, so let us work out what it is we want
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The UK's Inhumane And Cruel Immigration Detention System Must End

There are cheaper, more effective and more humane alternatives available
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My Name Is Not ‘Asylum Seeker’. I Am A Human Being

I am stigmatised and not allowed to integrate into British society because of my immigration status
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Labour Is Showing New Leadership On Immigration - And Why This Matters

Our immigration rules are too often cobbled together in a piecemeal, ad hoc fashion - but Labour is in a genuinely strong position to get this right
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