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Indefinite Leave to Resent: will Farage stop talking about migrants, and will Labour stop copying him? artwork

Indefinite Leave to Resent: will Farage stop talking about migrants, and will Labour stop copying him?

The Black Paper
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Send us Fan Mail Episode summary In this episode of we unpack Reform’s explosive proposal to scrap Indefinite Leave to Remain and even deport those who already hold it. We examine Labour’s response and why migrants must keep engaging with their MPs to defend their rights and shape policy, before decisions are made about them, without them. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Apologies 02:53 Migration and UK Politics 06:05 Labour Party's Stance on Immigration 08:57 Media Influence on Political Discourse 11:43 The Cost of Living Crisis 14:56 The Role of Communication in Politics 17:32 Engagement and Democracy 27:43 Conclusion and Call to Action Support the show

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