UKIP unveils it's policy on immigration - Nigel Farage Speech

The transcript discusses the UK's need for a revised immigration policy, advocating for an Australian-style point system to control who enters the country. It highlights the negative impacts of current immigration levels on public services and wages, and proposes reforms to ensure only skilled individuals with no criminal records or serious health issues are allowed entry. The aim is to create a fair and ethical immigration policy that benefits the nation.

What is the main reason the speaker gives for the UK's need to control its borders?

• To increase the population

• To implement a points-based system

• To reduce the number of tourists

• To improve international relations

How does the speaker describe the impact of open-door immigration on wages?

• It keeps wages artificially low

• It has no effect on wages

• It only affects wages in the public sector

• It increases wages for all workers

What type of immigrants does the speaker suggest the UK should focus on attracting?

• Skilled individuals with trades

• Unskilled laborers

• Individuals with criminal records

• People with life-threatening illnesses

What is one of the key components of the proposed immigration policy?

• Establishing a migration control commission

• Abolishing the Border Agency

• Allowing unlimited immigration

• Increasing state benefits for immigrants

According to the speaker, what is the public's perception of the speaker's party regarding immigration?

• The least trusted party

• The most trusted party

• Indifferent to immigration issues

• Opposed to any immigration control