Mahmood’s tough talk on immigration won’t win over Labour members – but it could stop Farage’s charge to power
Shabana Mahmood stood on Monday as a home secretary at the main stage address to the Liverpool Conference in Liverpool and said, yapmak He will do whatever it takes to secure our borders ”.
Providing difficult new measures to restrict access to the indefinite leave that will stay on Monday, the new Interior Minister confirmed that immigrants who want to stay in the UK should learn English, have a clean criminal record and be voluntary to be suitable for voluntary in their communities.
In addition, they will not demand benefit within the scope of paying national insurance and proposed changes.
Only a few days after Nigel Farage announced his plans to remain uncertain permission to continue to stay, that is, tens of thousands of people who have settled legally in England may be under the risk of deportation – a policy that Sir Keir Starmer is both “racist” and “immoral” on Sunday morning.
After Labour’s new plans were watched yesterday, the critics rounded proposals and accused the government of the refugee council of “punishing refugees for needing help”.
However, Mahmood said to the delegates: “Until we decide who should be in and who should be separated, we will never be a clear, tolerant and generous country that I have never known.”
Their comments were a clear attempt to convince party members that their controversial new measures were part of a wider mission to keep England open and tolerant, as many critics claimed.
British by targeting Nigel Farage’s approach Et Etno-Ulusilization from Patriotism ”.
“As a clear, tolerant, generous country, the wide vision of who we are, is increasingly controversial:“ Now the difficulty we encounter is this: not only to win the next choice, but to keep the country together and to fight for a larger Britain. ”
While their comments objected to the members of the workers who were afraid of the government’s approach to migration, they fell straight in the hall. There were applause, but he was lifeless. It was a strong conversation on paper – but the energy in the hall did not fully match.
The indifference to the very respected new internal secretary is not a surprise, because workers ‘delegates usually sit more than the government, especially in matters such as migration – a problem that does not disappear in Mahmood, which accepts that workers’ members may not always like what I do ”.
The Minister of the Interior is aware that he will lose support from the party to get illegal migration.
However, most importantly, they know that labor delegates are not more left wings than the government when it comes to migration, but also the left wing than the country.
If the worker wants to see the increasing threat of Nigel Farage before the next election, it may be necessary to lose his friends in the Labor Party – or at least Shabana Mahmood’s gambling on Monday.
