UKIP unveils it's policy on immigration - Nigel Farage on stage at Emmanuel Center

The transcript discusses the establishment's negative portrayal of a group, highlighting mistakes made by the government and the European Union, particularly in immigration policies. It argues for better border control and a fairer, more ethical approach to immigration, emphasizing the need to address public concerns and avoid discrimination against skilled immigrants from countries like India, New Zealand, and Eastern Europe.

What does the speaker claim about the establishment's view of their group?

• They are portrayed as narrow and small-minded.

• They are viewed as supportive of the European Union.

• They are considered the most successful group.

• They are seen as open-minded and progressive.

What is the speaker's opinion on the current rate of immigration?

• It should focus more on skilled labor from Europe.

• It should be reduced, especially for unskilled labor.

• It should remain the same to maintain stability.

• It should be increased to support economic growth.

What unique stance does the speaker claim their party has in British politics?

• They are the only party addressing immigration issues honestly.

• They are the only party advocating for European Union membership.

• They are the only party focusing on economic policies.

• They are the only party supporting mass immigration.

What does the speaker propose to ensure better immigration control?

• Focusing solely on European immigrants.

• Reducing the Border Agency's responsibilities.

• Increasing the number of unskilled laborers.

• Establishing a migration control commission.

According to the speaker, how is the current immigration policy discriminatory?

• It favors unskilled labor over skilled labor.

• It discriminates against skilled individuals from certain countries.

• It prioritizes economic growth over ethical considerations.

• It only allows immigrants from the European Union.