Tagged with "UKIP immigration policy"

A new UK immigration policy to work for all

There are some terrific new ideas coming out of the Brexit camp on immigration. The vast majority of people support immigration, but not uncontrolled immigration. We should be filled with enthusiasm about a new, fair, and sane immigration agenda for Britain
by Matthew Ellery - 18 August 2016
A fair immigration system outside the EU

Our EU-driven immigration policy is fundamentally unfair and discriminatory. Immigrants should be judged on their individual merits, and not treated as superior to others just because they're European. Want fair and sane immigration? Then Brexit is the only answer
by Matthew Ellery - 25 March 2016
Chaos and glaring contradiction from Brussels on immigration

The EU is in a state of complete and utter chaos, disorganisation, and directionless ‘leadership’ over the refugee crisis. But when it comes to our own immigration policy Brussels is quite sure that we aren't allowed control over our borders. Who said, "Brexit"?
by Robin Mitchinson - 8 October 2015
Can Immigration be Trumped?

Donald Trump says the answer to the immigration problem is to deport millions and build walls. In Europe the problem is even bigger. How do we have a proper debate on immigration without unleashing the extremists?
by Michael Curtis - 26 August 2015
Why UKIP is better for immigrants than Labour or the Tories

The mainstream media that has portrayed UKIP as anti-immigrant has spectacularly missed the point. UKIP offers real hope to immigrants in a way that Conservatives and Labour can't understand. Whatever you have heard, many love UKIP's Euroscepticism too, and for good reason
by Przemek Skwirczynski - 2 May 2015
UKIP manifesto: The Guardian can't stop lying

The Guardian knows full well that it's lying about UKIP and immigration, but the prejudices of their core readership demand a dishonest smear, so a dishonest smear is what they are given. Yes, UKIP wants us to be like neo-fascist, er, Australia!
by Westminster shrink - 16 April 2015
UKIP's brilliant manifesto launch should worry the Tories

UKIP has really raised the bar with the launch of its election manifesto. It will require a robust and serious response. But if the Tories are even allowing UKIP to outflank them on defence, they may already be a lost cause
by the commentator - 15 April 2015
Nigel Farage speaks inconvenient truths about the NHS

Many found Nigel Farage's intervention about the NHS and HIV to be crass. Perhaps it was. But his underlying argument shows a far more profound understanding of our creaking National Health Service than any of the other parties which, rather pathetically, continue to play politically correct games with it
by Vincent Cooper - 10 April 2015
Immigration should not be a toxic Issue

Recent immigration figures show the futility of efforts for a sensible and ethical immigration policy while we are still members of the EU. What principle of justice prioritises Europeans over Indians and Canadians? None. It's just bigotry
by Alan Murad - 5 March 2015
Time for a bit of ideology in UK politics

Sajid Javid’s appreciation of Ayn Rand is good news for UK politics. He is taken by the struggle between individualism and collectivism, and supports the morally superior side. One day, he'd make a great Tory leader
by Andrew Gibson - 20 January 2015
Why as a Pole I back UKIP immigration policy

As an immigrant from Poland, the reason why I support UKIP's immigration policy is that it is very much in my interests. It is far more nuanced and intelligent than the other parties' approach. It should be embraced by all
by Tomasz Zajaczkowski - 13 January 2015
The Immigrant economy and the end of Europe

Germany is leading the way in attempting to flood the EU with poverty stricken immigrants to compensate for economic failure. Don't blame those immigrants, but do blame the blinkered, politically correct politicians destroying Europe
by Vincent Cooper - 3 January 2015
Tooting View: Labour's Sadiq Khan should run for Mayor

Sadiq Khan would make a great Labour candidate for the Mayor of London. He should drop his fight for Tooting at the general election, and leave the constituency to UKIP
by Przemek Skwirczynski - 14 December 2014
UKIP is now motivated by prejudices against foreigners, gays, and Muslims

In an exclusive article, UKIP’s founder Alan Sked says The EU, it turns out, is as intellectually bankrupt as Nigel Farage. Indeed, it positively deserves him. He is its mirror image
by Alan Sked - 12 December 2014
Tooting View: UKIP becoming the party for Catholics

The Catholic vote used to be Labour territory. But UKIP -- with the backing of one in seven UK Catholics -- is encroaching here as in so many areas. We have a Eurosceptic Pope, and people are taking note
by Przemek Skwirczynski - 1 December 2014