Shabana mahmood Set her stall as home Secretary In the address of his main stage Labor conference In Liverpool on Monday, saying that she would “do whatever she would do to secure our boundaries”.
Unveil Hard new ways to restrict access to indefinite holiday New on Monday home Secretary Confirmed that migrants who want to live in the UK will have to learn English at a higher level, they have a clean criminal record and volunteers in their community are eligible to be eligible for indefinite holiday.
They also have to work, pay national insurance and not claim profit under proposed changes.
Came a few days later Nigel Faraj Announced a plan to abolish an indefinite leave, which means thousands of people who have legally settled in Britain may be at risk Exile – A policy Sir Kire Stmper made both the “racist” and “immoral” to the brand on Sunday morning.
After implicating Labor’s new plans yesterday, critics scored a goal at the proposals, the refugee council accused the government of “punishing refugees for the need for help”.
But Ms. Mahmood told the Delegrates: “As long as we cannot decide who comes and who should leave, we will never be open, tolerant and generous countries, which I know that we all believe.”
His comment was a clear effort to convince the party members that his controversial new measures are part of a broad mission to keep Britain open and tolerant – rather than only improvement, many critics have argued.
Objective Nigel FarajThe approach, he warned that Britain is Proceeding from “patriotism towards ethnic-nationalism”.
The broad vision of a “open, tolerant, liberal country” is “rapidly disputed”, he said, “Now the challenge we face is: not only to win the next election, but also to keep the country together and to fight for more and more for our faith in more and more Britain, not a little England”.
While his comment was certainly an appeal to the labor members who fear the government’s difficult attitude for the migration, they became something flat in the hall. Was playing applause, but it was lacking. On paper, it was a strong speech – but the energy in the hall does not cool much.
The indifference to the widely respected new Home Secretary, however, is not surprising, as labor representatives generally sit much further to the left, especially on issues such as migration – a problem that was not lost on Ms. Mahmud, who admitted that labor members “did not always like what I do”.
The Home Secretary is deeply aware that he will lose support from within the party to get the task of dealing with illegal stay.
Severe, however, she knows that labor representatives are not only more leftist than the government. When it comes to migration, they are also more leftist than the country.
If the labor wants to look at the rising danger from Nigel Faraj before the next election, losing friends at the labor party can be an essential evil – or at least it is gambling that Shabana Mahmud made on Monday.