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We won’t let them keep dodging the issue Leaders can’t avoid voters on immigration any longer Kemi Badenoch might have been knocked out of the Conservative party leadership race this week, but MPs would do well to take note of her popularity among the grass roots membership, not least because

The message is clear, but still ignored…  TruNak may not want to debate immigration but the voters do and are saying, ‘Reduce it, now!”  The crystal clear message of the new polling we commissioned is that the vast majority of British voters want to see a reduction in immigration. While the remaining two Conservative

Good intentions are not enough to control borders Only backbone and political will can fix our borders Well, what a week, and it’s not over yet. Lurking in the midst of the political soap opera there were two stories that in different circumstances might have attracted a little more attention.

Why the radio silence on this critical issue?  Why are they avoiding the topic of mass immigration? Have you noticed the almost total radio silence on immigration from all of the Tory leadership candidates? Sure, we have heard a great deal about Rwanda, the Channel crisis and vague promises to

If it means better border control, perhaps so… If we need to pull the plug on the ECHR to restore immigration and border control, so be it.   After the shameful failure of the first attempted Rwanda flight, the government has tabled new legislation to replace the Human Rights Act but wants