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Conservatives pledge to tighten immigration rules in Reform fight back

Kemi Badenoch proposed a 15-year wait for British citizenship and stricter immigration rules, aiming to regain support from Conservative voters.
The new rules would double the residency requirement for Indefinite Leave to Remain from 5 years to 10 years and bar jobless foreign workers from residency.
Badenoch criticized the Labour government's immigration policies, stating they lead to disaster and make it easier for illegal immigrants to stay.
A YouGov poll indicated that 56% of Britons believe Labour's immigration policy is too lenient, highlighting ongoing political tensions over immigration.

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South China Morning Post

How worried should Hongkongers be over Tories’ tighter UK immigration plan?

Opposition Conservative Party proposes tougher immigration rules, panicking some migrants using BN(O) visa scheme.

1 month ago·Hong Kong

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Byline Times

'Kemi Badenoch's Bold Plans to Fix UK Immigration Are Already in Place, Unworkable and Pointless'

The Conservative leader outlined five policies to fix the immigration system. Nick Beales explains how far off the mark she is

1 month ago

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The New European

The hypocrisy of Kemi Badenoch

For Badenoch and other politicians on the right, feminism is now a completed project

1 month ago·Norwich, United Kingdom

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Premium Times Nigeria

Kemi Badenoch proposes 15 years wait for immigrants seeking UK citizenship

She argued that her goal in reducing immigration was to make people have a better connection with the country. The post Kemi Badenoch proposes 15 years wait for immigrants seeking UK citizenship appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

1 month ago·Abuja, Nigeria

UK Opposition proposes stricter citizenship rules for all migrants

London: The UK’s Opposition Conservative Party on Thursday proposed a clampdown on all migrants by tightening citizenship rules and barring social benefit claimants from residency rights. Kemi Badenoch, who took over from Rishi Sunak in November last year, outlined her first major policy agenda as Tory leader in a move seen as an attempt to win back the support of Conservative voters drawn to the far-right anti-immigrant Reform Party. Under her …

1 month ago

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LBC

Badenoch’s leadership is failing and she is clearly panicked by Reform

Kemi Badenoch’s first policy proposal - that would make it harder for migrants to become British citizens - is a clear sign that the Tory leader is desperate.

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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