Farage’s plan to scrap indefinite leave to remain dubbed ‘unworkable stunt based on dodgy maths’
Tens of thousands of people who have legally settled in Britain may be at the risk of deportation by the UK to be deported by the UK to scrape the main road for British citizenship – this is a policy that has been dismissed as an ilen an unrelated stunt based on dangerous mathematics ”.
Nigel Farage said that the current indefinite leave option – who lived in the UK for five years and is open to employees – said “betrayed democracy” and promised to eliminate it.
Plans were condemned by the maintenance industry, which warned immigrant charity and thinking institutions and labor agencies to injury.
Doubt was also thrown Mr. Farage’s claim that policy savings would be “much larger than £ 230 billion proposed by the Center for Politics Research (CPS), said the thinking agency should no longer be used since then.
Despite the allegations of the reform leader, offers will be exempted from the plans to prohibit the benefits of EU citizens from receiving the benefits of all immigrants. This means that only 2.7 percent of universal credit plaintiffs will be affected by the handcuffs of the reform.
Josephine Whitaker-Yilmaz, President of Charity Praxis, warned that the proposals will “tank our economy that has already struggled to tank our economy by breaking the lives of millions of people living and working in England for years.
Ben Brindle, a researcher at Oxford University Migration Observatory, questioned that half of Mr Farage’s migrants to England did not work.
And the British Future Director Sunder Katwala said: “To threaten to cancel the settled status of millions of people who already have uncertain permits, weakens the idea of belonging to this country – beyond the legal and practical chaos it will cause.”
Mr. Farage told journalists that his plans would target the “Boris-Wave, the legal migrant wave that came according to the rules of Brexit created by Boris Johnson.
“’Boris-Wave’ is half of the immigrants and will never happen,” he said. “At least 800,000 of them will be entitled to obtain indefinite leave that provides lifetime access to our welfare state in a short period of time. This is a deception on the British people committed by the Torah Party. The reform will prevent this crisis.”
However, Mr. Brindle said: ında When it comes to a portion of the existing – irregular – data that more than half of it works. When it comes to a part of ‘never works’, I am not sure what the basis of any estimation about the future will be. In general, it rises over time for groups that are worse in the labor market. ”
When asked whether the plans will target Hong Kong and Ukraine who came to England under the government plans, a visible Mr. Farage answered: “800,000 people have to be entitled to an indefinite permission for the next few years. This press conference will not take it.
In a policy document, the reform, £ 230 billion savings will be obtained by “making a decisive action on migration and prosperity”.
However, the CPS, which first emerged with this figure, said “Total cost estimates should not be used anymore, after the budget responsibility of“ some of the financial data in our report ”.
Mr. Farage, who was asked to touch on CPS’s description, said, “As Zia, the figure of £ 230 billion [Yusuf, head of policy] He said it was undoubtedly very low. It underestimates something, I suspect that more than 800,000 people will actually apply for an indefinite leave, and it is also very difficult to get all the numbers.
“And if you return to those who are already indefinitely, the number is quite large.”
Whitaker-Yilmaz: “As reform becomes a norm, these suggestions are nothing more than a processed stunt based on dangerous mathematics. But let’s be clear what this depends on: Reform does not want foreigners here. Uncertain permissions are important: It is important to leave the roots of their communities and develop their British citizenship.
In the meantime, the National Care Association Executive President Nadra Ahmed, reform, “Do not understand the value of social care,” he said..
“They don’t take steps with their own council members in a more worrying way,” he said. Independent, He referred to Kemkaran, the leader of the City Council operated by the reform, and wrote to the government’s home office criticizing the government’s tightening plans for health and care workers.
Labor Party President Anna Turley added: “Farage, how many families will be separated, what will be the cost of businesses, what will happen to retirees, and how long the application will take – any serious political party will know the basic questions before making such an announcement.”
And the Secretary General of the Royal Nursing College Nicola Ranger said that the plans were “disgusting beyond words ::“ These people who come to England to look at patients and become a part of our communities. They deserve much better than that. ”
“Neither compassion nor brilliant immigrant nursing staff understand the basic role played in health and care. Without them, services would only stop functioning.”
