Although media reports are saying that Labour is “delaying” or “postponing” plans to counter the illegal invasion into Britain, “scrapping” such plans or “reneging” altogether will likely occur.
Most baffling is that anyone would have believed Labour’s vow before the party’s sweeping election victory. Obviously, Keir Starmer was lying and playing the public for fools. In light of the fact that leftist leaders mostly support open-door migration policies, to think the far-left Labour Party would reverse such a stance was a mistake.
The UK public had already been expressing frustration over former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s failure to stop illegal migration, despite promise after promise to do so. The rule of law has deteriorated in Britain.
Britain already has a problem with Islamic hate preachers, Muslim rape gangs, and soaring violent crime connected to unvetted migration (which comes mostly from the Middle East and Africa).
Expect much worse.
“Labour delays huge crackdown on foreign workers after record population increase,” by Katie Harris, Express, July 16, 2024:
Labour has delayed a crackdown on foreign workers amid the biggest population increase in 75 years.
Sir Keir Starmer’s party is set to push back the introduction of legislation requiring companies to limit foreign labour until a second session of Parliament next year.
The measures will not be included in the King’s Speech tomorrow and are instead expected to be introduced in the autumn of 2025.
A source told The Telegraph: “All that work will happen. There will be guidance, consultation and business engagement, but it is a longer lead time to develop legislation that has the desired effect.”
The Prime Minister pledged to cut net migration – the difference between the number of people legally arriving in the UK and leaving – in Labour’s election manifesto….
࿗Infidel࿘ says
I had no idea that Labour had made such a pledge. Unless it was a pledge to muslims to stamp out any large scale migration of non-muslims, be it from Africa, India, Eastern Europe, West Indies or anywhere else
That aside, I wonder how many Brits were so daft that they believed this particular “commitment” by Labour? They may be interested in an iconic bridge in London that I have to sell them
James Lincoln says
Keir Starmer:
Just another bait and switch.