Labour might as well say: 'Come to Britain and we'll let you stay'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : In my own academic work, I have conducted extensive research into public attitudes and found that hostility towards open borders is especially strong in the Red Wall former Labour heartland seats in the north of England that went Tory in 2019.
50% : Read More Small boat crossings up nearly a third under LabourMoreover, tax-paying British citizens also have to bankroll the vast immigration industry - made up of Left-wing lawyers, activists and campaigners - whose very existence is predicated on challenging or subverting the law.
44% : Despite the derision it attracted from metropolitan sophisticates, the plan could have worked by spreading the message that Britain was no longer a soft-touch for illegal migrants, particularly if the Tories had also been willing to pull out of the European Convention on Human Rights which, from its original conception in the aftermath of the Second World War as an instrument against genuine political oppression, has been transformed into a charter for criminals, protecting rapists, drug dealers, terrorists and even murderers from deportation.
42% : Anti-migration protesters rioting in Rotherham in August last yearIt suits the elite to pretend that the public's anger is just a product of far-Right agitation, but that does not stand up to scrutiny.

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