@DHKRULLAH After appointing Shabana Mahmoud as Home Secretary, his plans is pretty clear, but I’m sure it’ll be a watered down measure in terms of retrospective application of the new rule cuz he stated he’ll be doing things according to “labour” values.
@DHKRULLAH Something he’s trying to avoid by calling for a by election. His legal team will fight with tooth any expulsion from the house committee.
The bird 2 is for Andy Burnham and labour, they’ll use that to call for snap general elections and torment life out of Andy lol.
#Politics
@DHKRULLAH And this will put investigations of funds received in 2023 up to 2025 to bed. He’s covering his tracks. Some will argue that the house will continue their investigations after his reelection, while they can, they won’t be able to expel him if he’s found guilty…TBC
@DHKRULLAH I’ll lean more towards 2029. Labour wouldn’t go into the polls if they are not sure of winning majority, it might still be 2027 though if Andy’s policy bear meaningful fruits early enough
As a legal immigrant, I’m not panicking.
Not because I don’t see the nonsense @reformparty_uk is pushing around immigration.
I do.
They’ve talked about scrapping ILR, tightening visas, restricting benefits for foreign nationals, and putting “British workers first.”
Looks good on paper.
But Farage should also be smart enough to know one thing:
Legal immigrants are holding up many sectors in this country.
NHS. Social care. Hospitality. Logistics. Universities. Construction. Care homes.
Remove them recklessly and Britain will feel it by Monday morning.
The people who should be worried are not just immigrants.
It is also British workers who voted Reform because they thought the whole conversation was only about skin colour and boats.
Because Reform’s policy language goes beyond immigration.
They are talking about a leaner civil service, cutting “waste,” removing underperforming workers, and Farage has openly attacked working from home culture.
So if you are a British national working comfortably from home, you should be worried too.
If you are a low-income family with more than two children, you should be worried too.
If your small business suffered because of Brexit red tape, you should be worried too. Research from the Federation of Small Businesses says many UK firms have been pushed out of EU markets because of rising costs and bureaucracy after Brexit
If your cost of living exploded after Brexit, you should be worried too. Multiple studies linked Brexit to higher food prices, inflation and rising household costs.
If the demographics of your city changed after Brexit because employers had to recruit workers from outside Europe to fill shortages, you should be worried too.
If you are happy that the UK 🇬🇧 agreed to rejoin the Erasmus+ programme from 2027 meaning students, apprentices and young people will once again have easier access to study, training and exchange opportunities across Europe, you should be worried too.
Because 2029 is likely going to be Brexit 2.0
This is why people need to read policies, not just clap for slogans and great speeches.
Because sometimes the policy you support to “deal with immigrants” may end up knocking on your own door first.
#UnbotheredImmigrant
Shameful from @reformparty_uk
Politicians are not changing, not in this life or the next to come.
Immigrant have no recourse to public funds. If an household with foreigner have accessed student loans, that’s definitely the BRITISH element and not foreigner.
Get your facts!!!
Too many universities are selling immigration, not education.
Last year, about 250,000 foreign students took up taxpayer-funded student loans to pay for their courses in the UK, worth £4bn.
This is not fair.
A @reformparty_uk government will make sure that the British taxpayer is not paying for foreign students.
Let’s put British students first.
@nigimmigration@NuumanAshaka Typical of the Nigerian government and @nigimmigration , you only reply at your convenience. Address the huge extortion being carried out at NIS London.
#Politicstoday@seunokin@channelstv
Can you please ask the Minister of interior on your program today these questions?
What is the minister doing to address passport racketeering in Nigeria Immigration Service UK?
NIS UK has now made passport issuance in UK a thing of luck where applicants spends 2-3months before being issued their passport. Nigerians in the UK are now being exploited and reports are saying people pay as high as £500 to fast track their passport application.
Can the minister pledge to providing a functioning contact details at NIS UK so Nigerians in the UK can contact should they have issue with their passport applications?
@BAMBAD___ You are still saying same thing either way. If they are paying £1,064 monthly, and rent is £1K, you don pay rent na 😂. Just find something 64£ and pay join. Everybody go dey alright 🏃♂️
EXCL: Keir Starmer hints immigration reforms could be softened as he set his sights on the centre ground
Speaking to the @DailyMirror ahead of the local elections, he said: "I think very few people want to see Nigel Farage or Zack Polanski as PM.
"I believe firmly that there are a very large number of people in the middle of politics - which is where politics is always won from - who want to know that there is a government that has progressive answers to the challenges in their lives"
https://t.co/Wkp98fpAAU