Counter-terror powers will 'make the difference´ to border security...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : " He added: "But that's already started, and we'll see results of that as time goes on, but also next year, 2025, we will see the new Borders, Immigration and Asylum Act coming, which is likely to include extra powers, sort of counter terror-style powers for the Border Security Command to use.
55% : " Labour MP for Bassetlaw Jo White said a requirement for ID cards to get a job or use the NHS would act as a "deterrent" for migration.
53% : " Small boats and outboard motors used by people thought to be migrants to cross the Channel in storage at a warehouse facility in Dover, Kent (Gareth Fuller/PA) Mr Tapp said: "ID cards is something in general I support, but it is the cost of that sort of initiative that probably holds us back, particularly in an economic picture we've got at the moment.

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