Is Britain's government handling immigration well?
UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood reversed course on a migration policy, a move critics including Nigel Farage attacked as a 'capitulation.'
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"Harsh" and "lenient" present a deceptive dichotomy for what the real problem is; the Starmer government confessed that what had long been dismissed as a "right-wing conspiracy theory" was actually happening: Britain was being flooded with immigrants, blind eyes were being turned to some genuinely awful criminal groups, and the public was being gaslit and shut out all the way along.
If you clicked "too lenient," what specific policy would you tighten first, and what are you willing to see happen to net migration numbers as a result?