Labour policy - no immigration caps, open borders and free movement.

Truth to tell, I'm not that fussed about immigration from outside the EU either

I have worked and lived in many multicultural cities around the UK. Multiculturalism is a fact of life and it is fine by me and by most people.

However, only a complete, unthinking fool would create an open borders policy - anyone and everyone welcome. Our infrastructure wouldn't cope for a start and why should the taxpayer's life be made more difficult and more of a struggle because of a huge increase in immigration?

Where will Corbyn find the money to support these new arrived people? Who will vet them? Is it OK to not know the background of those who arrive on our shores and walk freely amongst us? Does it matter? It doesn't according to Labour.

Complete madness.

Never mind though. They will all vote for Labour.

As far as migrants voting rights, I think if people are living in this country, they have as much of a stake in the running of the country as anyone who was born here.

A criminal is a criminal whatever nationality they are and should face the consequences according to our criminal justice system.

Anyway, those are my thoughts on this.

Not only does it not bother me, I see it as a massive advantage.

What a great idea.

Also think it was a bit silly to say immigrants must earn a high wage (I think it was £30,000 p.a.), before being allowed to move here, and that figure would have had to be revised downwards because the sort of jobs that need doing are not those that are particularly well paid, particularly at entry level.

I always thought free movement was a good idea, so no worries about that being continued after Brexit. I would like to see more enforcement of the minimum wage rules, though.
Truth to tell, I'm not that fussed about immigration from outside the EU either. Maybe because I live in Manchester, a large and very diverse city, I am used go seeing lots of different sorts of people and it doesn't bother me.

Hopefully JC will never be in No.10 ?

More Looney Left ideological policy that won't work practically.

I'm thinking that they are NOT trying to win the election. Don't think Corbyn wants to be PM.

Unworkable, inpracticable and unrealistic!!!!

If this doesn't inflame the far right I don't know!
Goodness me are they trying to incite civil war...scary!