Thousands of people who have legally settled in Britain may be at risk Exile Under Improvement plans by Britain To Scrap the main road towards British citizenship – A policy that was immediately rejected as an unnatural stunt based on Dodi Maths.
Nigel Faraj Said that the existing option of indefinite holiday – is open to those who live in Britain for five years and work – “cheated democracy” and vowed to end it.
Plans were condemned Migration donation And the think tank, as well as the care industry, which warned to meet the lack of labor.
Doubt was also over Mr. Frees Claims that saving from the policy will be “quite larger” than the £ 230BN suggested by the Center for Policy Studies (CPS), as its figures should not be used despite the think tank.
And despite this Improvement Proposals from the claims of the leader will cut the UK’s welfare bill, it has been revealed that the citizens of the European Union will be exempted from the plan to ban all Migrants By receiving benefits. This means that only 2.7 percent of the universal credit contenders will be affected by the reform clampdown.
Josephine Whitekar-Yilamaz, the head of advocacy at Charity Praxis, warned that “will give a tank to our already struggling economy, disrupting the lives of millions of people who have been legally living and working in the UK for many years”.
Ben Bandal, a researcher at the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford, questioned Mr. Faraj’s statement that half of those migrating to the UK were not working.
And the director of the British Future, Sundar Katwala said: “Threatening to cancel the inhabited situation of millions of people, who already have an indefinite leave, is morally incorrect, this will be the reason beyond legal and practical chaos – it reduces a lot of ideology of familiarity in this country.”
Mr. Faraj told reporters that his plans would target “Boris-Wave”-a wave of legal immigrants under the Brexit Rules made by Johnson.
“Half ‘boris-wave’ migrants do not work, and will never,” he said. “At least 800,000 of them will soon qualify for indefinite leave, which gives them a lifetime access to our welfare state. This is a scam on the British people made by the Tory party. Records will reduce this crisis.”
But Mr. Breet said: “This existing -patch -data seems to be working more than half. As ‘will never work’. For its part, I am not sure what will be the basis of any prediction about the future. We generally see that employment rates grow over time for those groups that do in labor markets, such as family members.”
Asked whether the schemes will also target the people of Hong Kong and Ukraine, who came to Britain under government schemes, a clearly teasing Mr. Faraj replied: “800,000 people are due to qualifying for indefinite holiday to live in the next few years. This press conference is that no one of them will get it.”
In a policy document, improvement said that the £ 230BN savings figure will be obtained by “taking decisive action on immigration and welfare”.
But CPS, which first came with the figure, stated that “overall cost estimates should no longer be used” for the budget responsibility “” modified its definitions of some fiscal figures contained within our report “.
To address CPS’s statement, Mr. Faraj said: “£ 230BN figure, Zia [Yusuf, head of policy] Just said, it is very low without a doubt. It is underestimated by reducing things, I suspect that more than 800,000 people will actually apply for indefinite leave, as well as it is quite difficult to achieve all data.
“And if you go back to those who have already been given indefinite leave, the number is quite large without doubt.”
Ms. Whitekar-Yilmaz said: “As is becoming ideal with improvement, these proposals are nothing, but Dodi is an unnatural stunt based on maths. But make it clear what it boils: Improvement does not need to be done here.
Meanwhile, Nadra Ahmed, executive president of the National Care Association, said the reform “does not understand the value of social care”,
“More worryingly they seem out of step with their own councilors,” she told Independent, Referring to the reform-operated Kent Council leader Linden Kemkaran, who wrote to the Home Office that he criticized government schemes for health and care workers to tighten the visa.
Labor Party President Anna Turley said: “Faraj is unable to say how many families will break their policy, what will be the cost of businesses, what will be for pensioners and how long it will take to implement it – the basic questions that any serious political party would know the answer before making such an announcement.”
And the General Secretary of the Royal College of Nursing Nicola Ranger said that the plans “are disgusting beyond the words”, saying: “These are the people who have come to the UK to take care of the patients and be a part of our communities. They are better than this.”
She continued: “It neither shows compassion nor understanding the original role in our magnificent migrant nursing staff health and care. Without them, services will just stop working.”