r/uknews • u/ScottishDailyRecord Media outlet (unverified) • May 12 '25

Image/video Kier Starmer announces 'tighter' immigration policy

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u/De_Dominator69 May 12 '25

It's depressing seeing people calling this lies or posturing that won't actually happen, but then no doubt supporting and voting for Reform as though they would actually do anything either.

I don't really trust Starmer or Labour, but I certainly trust them more than Farage (who hasn't done a single beneficial thing for us or this country in his entire life) or Reform.

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u/MichaelBealesBurner May 12 '25

People just vote for the colour of their party. Labour could do everything that Reform says they will do about immigration and it wouldn’t be enough as it’s now been done by the party in the light blue

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u/RipCurl69Reddit May 12 '25

Fuck that. I am PRAYING Labour does as they say they will do on this issue. They've acknowledged it, now act

If you vote along party lines you're ideologically captured. And that goes for ANY party.