Stop all legal immigration to UK for workers earning less than £80000 a year
152 people across UK responded, 99% favour. Most significant reasons: Train British nationals for shortage jobs and Migration burden concerns UK. Most mentioned reasons for and against are around: Protect British Jobs and Unrealistic Income Limit.
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Stop all legal immigration to UK for workers earning less than £80000 a year
152 people across UK responded, 99% favour. Most significant reasons: Train British nationals for shortage jobs and Migration burden concerns UK. Most mentioned reasons for and against are around: Protect British Jobs and Unrealistic Income Limit.
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Stop Legal Aid for non British citizens exceptions would be if you have worked and paid Tax in the UK for at least 10 years continuously
Lower the joint combined income needed for a UK spouse visa to £18000
Lower the combined income threshold from £29000 to £18000 to apply for a family visa as a partner. We believe this will make it easier for ordinary people, earning ordinary salaries to get families and loved ones from other countries to reunite in the UK.
Suspend all UK foreign aid to nations that refuse to take back illegal migrants
Publish a list of countries blocking citizen returns, suspend UK aid until compliance is met, make aid legally conditional on cooperation with UK immigration, report annually to Parliament, and detain illegal migrants until asylum or deportation for public safety.
Stop anti-immigrant riots across UK
Anti-immigrant riots erupted across Belfast and beyond on 9 June 2026, following an alleged stabbing by an asylum seeker, with violence spreading to Scotland and England. This motion calls for urgent government action to address the pattern of far-right mobilisation and ethnic unrest destabilising communities across the UK.
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We believe the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) is causing severe financial harm to migrants and their families. At present, the standard IHS fee is £1,035 per year. For a 10-year visa, this amounts to £10,350. We believe migrants working and paying taxes should be exempt from paying the IHS.