Another day, another huge Labour U-turn
A massive U-turn by Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, egged on by her new boss, Andy 'Open Borders' Burnham, will see thousands of Boriswave immigrants and their dependents allowed to stay in Britain – 300,000 to be precise, with estimates of up to £10billion in potential welfare costs. Under Mahmood's original plan, the time care worker migrants would have to stay until they were able to apply for permanent residency was 15 years. That has now been cut to five.
TL;DR
- Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has significantly reduced the residency requirement for care worker migrants from 15 years to 5 years.
- This policy change, allegedly driven by Andy Burnham, could allow 300,000 immigrants and their dependents to remain in Britain.
- The estimated welfare costs associated with these immigrants could reach £10 billion.
- Nigel Farage criticized the move as a 'major U-turn' and called the UK 'uniquely stupid' for its immigration policies.
- The article claims this U-turn will also benefit illegal immigrants, potentially shortening their settlement time.
- It asserts that both Labour and Conservative parties are working together to undermine British society and finances through immigration.
- 1.4 million out of 1.9 million 'Boriswave' immigrants are expected to be eligible for indefinite leave to remain after five years.
- Care workers are described as a net drain on the state, with dependents costing significantly more in public services than they contribute.