Andy Burnham's immigration U-turn to 'cost British families £1.8k each'
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Andy Burnham's immigration U-turn to 'cost British families £1.8k each'.
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Andy Burnham's plan to U-turn on Shabana Mahmood's immigration reforms could "cost British families £1,800 each", a Reform UK analysis has revealed.The left-leaning Makerfield MP is said to be eyeing up the reversal of some of the Home Secretary's more hard-line policies if he is successful in his bid to move into No10.
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Last November, Ms Mahmood set out her immigration overhaul with a sweeping set of reforms.Under current legislation, Ms Mahmood's plans, which are widely sniffed at by a large number of her left-leaning backbenchers, migrants will have to wait longer for indefinite leave to remain (ILR).
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Mr Burnham has already hit out at the choice to apply the reforms retrospectively, claiming that it would leave migrants "in a sense of limbo and unable to integrate".However, Ms Mahmood has remained in the pool of Mr Burnham's potential candidates for Home Secretary while the Birmingham Ladywood MP is keen to stay in post.Earlier this year, more than...
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