US EditionStarmer Backs UK-Wide Digital ID to Verify Right to Work and Rent
The UK government plans to introduce the mandatory BritCard digital ID to reduce illegal working and migration, with illegal working arrests up 50%, officials said.
- The UK government plans to introduce a digital ID system that will be mandatory for proving the right to work and rent properties.
- The digital IDs will be held on people's phones and contain information like name, date of birth, nationality or residency status, and a photo, but carrying it will not be compulsory.
- While the government says it will improve access to services, some groups like Sinn Féin have criticized the proposal as an attack on the Good Friday Agreement.
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Digital ID to be required for work in United Kingdom
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced on Friday that the United Kingdom will soon require digital identification for people to be authorized to work in the country. The prime minister indicated that digital identification will help the United Kingdom address the issue of illegal immigration. Addressing the Global Progressive Action Conference in London on Friday, the U.K. prime minister said, “For too many years, it’s been too easy for people to…
This is a great novelty for the British, whose opposition was linked to their fears of the lack of security of the cards and their violation of civil liberties. ...
Despite the broad resistance in society, the socialist government of Great Britain wants to introduce the Digital ID. Shamefully, of course. Even though Tony Blair failed. The British left turns out to be good vicarious agents of the globalists. The globalists around the World Economic Forum (WEF) have found in the socialist head of government Keir Starmer a willing vicarious agent for their dystopian future plans. Because now a Digital ID is to…
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