Nigel Farage’s Reform UK has unveiled proposals to abolish Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)

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1. But What demographic crisis?

2. And next week hell be promising gold dust farting unicorns for everyone. Just like he did with brexit.

3. To reduce taxes of mid to lower earners and fund the NHS, house building, and schools, right? Right?

4. The funny thing is that those in ILR have paid to do so and will be actively working and paying taxes.

   This is so dumb on so many levels.

5. So much for “we want people who will come and work and contribute”

6. Isn’t his wife German? Will he deport her?

7. Nigel Farage is a charlatan and a shill.

   He wants to copy the MAGA rule book line for line over here and cause as much disruption and division as he can while he lines his pockets just like Trump and Putin who he so admires.

   He will fuck our NHS, impose authoritative control measures, and open the door for nothing but more corruption.

   Immigration is an issue, but Reform and Farage are not the ones to deal with it.

   Everyone has got to look past those oh so popular buzz words and have a bit more foresight on this one.

8. Have you guys read their manifesto? Proyect25 all over, it’s unbelievable, but I sincerely hope the UK will not make the same mistakes as the US has…🤞🏻🤞🏻

9. And the EU would launch massive legal precedings against the UK with massive punitive fines. Guy is a massive moron.

10. There needs to be a way to deport foreign criminals even if they have been here a long time. I sincerely hope that’s the kind of thing this is for.

11. Which would leave massive skills holes in so many companies, so many professions… Batshit crazy and utterly unworkable, but no doubt appeals to their core crazy bigot voters!

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13. I know a couple from Switzerland who have lived here for over a decade. They are as British as anyone else and don’t deserve to be uprooted because Farage is taking orders from an orange wanna be tyrant

14. Guys, l want to ask you a question. Am I too much of a burden for this society or something? Because every fucking year is changes after changes that affect my immigration status.

    I just want to be left alone, settle here, have some stability. I want the freedom to be able to change jobs and not worry about paying every certain amount of years, or being afraid of stupid and xenophobic immigration changes. I want to be able to buy a home I could call my own.

    I couldn’t care less about benefits or welfare. I’m in my early 30s, an engineer, with a MSc in Renewable Energy, work in a reputable sector, pay my taxes (for almost 4 years living here), pay NHS, pay NI, come from a western Christian country, speak fluent English, l live by myself here and if my family back at home was living here all of them have the same level of professionalism as I do.

    Yet all I have gotten since I came here is a clear message from each government: “we don’t want you here”.

15. It’s a start.

    Asylum needs massive overall too, and a pause for st least 5 years.

    Asylum should never be permanent, and should always come with conditions.

16. I do think removing 2 tier citizenships would be a good thing in the long run.

17. He’ll back track on this before the end of the week. Mark my words.

18. Snake oil salesman has unveiled snake oil, to sell.

19. If Farage thinks he’s going to have ICE style masked snatch squads prowling the UK, the cunt has another thing coming.

20. I used to live in Australia. I was there on a 457 business sponsorship visa. It was a 4 year visa which I had to renew. The 457 visa has an associated skills list, each skill/occupation has a quote. Once the quote is filled for a particular occupation, no more visas. Its a system that works. As I was from a country that didn’t have reciprocal health care agreement I was required to have private health care at all times. I also had to have a job with a max period of 90 days of unemployment before the visa was cancelled. If Australia can do it, why can’t the UK? Why is it considered racist to even suggest it? I don’t like Farage or Reform but this is a good policy in my opinion.

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