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Philp: Migration down, but 'still far too high'

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Philp: Migration down, but 'still far too high'

Philp: Migration down, but 'still far too high'

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp welcomed a 20% drop in net migration to 728,000 but called the figure “far, far too high.” Philp criticised Labour for suspending Conservative policies, including family visa restrictions, and pledged a "hard cap" on migration with a focus on high-skilled workers.

He also blamed successive governments for decades of policy failures, promising detailed plans to reduce numbers significantly.

Report by Covellm.

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