The UK Prime Minister announced that the era of open borders is ending, emphasizing the need for migration reforms. Under Labour's plans, migrants will be required to reside in the UK for ten years and demonstrate English language proficiency to qualify for citizenship. Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer characterized these changes as a necessary response to public demand for immigration control. The reforms aim to prioritize those who contribute positively to society while highlighting the importance of integration. The opposition has voiced skepticism about Labour's migration targets and commitments.
The Tories' open borders experiment is over, and migration reforms will necessitate a ten-year residency and English language requirements for migrants to gain citizenship.
Starmer emphasizes that the new reforms will be controlled, selective, and fair, recognizing contributions to Scotlandâs growth while ensuring settlement is a privilege that must be earned.
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