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Tough politics for Sunak ahead of the next election.
@sundersays analyses the Immigration Attitudes Tracker and considers what this data suggests for the next election.
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Diana Johnson: Have you now got an airline to send people to Rwanda or are you going to use the RAF?
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‘Starmer leads Sunak on immigration, but the real challenge comes in power’ – @sundersays for @LabourList on what the new Immigration Attitudes Tracker findings mean for the Opposition party.
https://labourlist.org/2024/03/keir-starmer-labour-general-election-immigration-rishi-sunak/
Keep an eye out for @BBCRosAtkins/@BBCPanorama on @BBCOne at 8pm tonight for an immigration special.
Featuring data from the @IpsosUK/@britishfuture Immigration Attitudes tracker as discussed this week with @keiranpedley & @sundersays on our exclusive Politics Talk podcast👇
The @Telegraph reports on new @britishfuture research.
People are unhappy for different reasons: for Conservatives it's small boats & high numbers. For Labour supporters, ‘Creating a negative or fearful environment for migrants’ (42%) is as important as channel crossings (41%)
The paradox of immigration preferences in a nutshell -Majority of Conservative voters support large cuts to immigration, but most also oppose cutting the specific migrant groups who drive current inflows - in fact they want *more* migration from these groups
Does the UK public *really* want to cut immigration of people coming here to work?
@britishfuture immigration attitudes tracker suggests not...
Our @sundersays is talking to @BBCWales at 8.30 and @BBCNews at 10.30 about the new @britishfuture @IpsosUK Immigration Attitudes Tracker research published today https://www.britishfuture.org/new-attitudes-tracker-2024/
None of the political parties are well trusted on immigration: Labour comes out top across GB (trusted by 33%) & the SNP in Scotland. The Conservative Party is trusted by 22% of the public on immigration.
Reform UK is trusted by 26% on immigration, 3 points above the Lib Dems.
People don't know what migration they would cut. Nearly half of 2023 work visas were for health & care work, yet people want more of that migration not less.
Only around a quarter of the public would reduce migration for agriculture, construction, lorry drivers and hospitality