The Reform party in Britain has announced a significant shift in immigration policy. The party intends to repeal the current indefinite leave to remain status, which allows migrants to remain in the country for five years without needing to apply for a new visa. The party’s stance reflects a growing sentiment among members of the Conservative party regarding border security and the integration of new arrivals. The change will necessitate a reassessment of existing immigration laws and regulations. The full details of the proposed policy are still to be publicly released.
Credits: The Straits Times World News
