Jeremy Corbyn campaigning ahead of local elections

The transcript discusses the Windrush scandal, focusing on the need for justice and compensation for those affected. It critiques the hostile environment policy initiated by Theresa May and questions the effectiveness of ID cards. The role of civil servants and the impracticality of setting targets for individual immigration cases are also examined. The new Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, is mentioned in the context of addressing these issues.

What is the primary issue discussed in the first section regarding the Windrush generation?

• The need for ID cards

• Justice and compensation for mistreatment

• The role of civil servants

• Setting immigration targets

Who is identified as having created the 'hostile environment' affecting the Windrush generation?

• Sajid Javid

• Amber Rudd

• Theresa May

• Barry Gardner

What is Sajid Javid's position in the context of the Windrush scandal?

• Minister of Justice

• Prime Minister

• Foreign Secretary

• Home Secretary

What is the main concern about setting targets for immigration cases?

• They are not supported by civil servants

• They do not consider individual case differences

• They are too easy to achieve

• They are only applicable to the Windrush generation

What is suggested as a more effective approach than setting targets in immigration cases?

• Creating a more hostile environment

• Increasing the number of civil servants

• Dealing with each case individually

• Implementing ID cards