UK Prime Minister rejects points based immigration system

The transcript discusses the implications of Brexit on UK immigration policies, highlighting the desire for control over borders and the challenges with the current system. It explores alternative systems like the Australian points-based and American green card models. Political reactions are mixed, with some expressing concern over the lack of a concrete plan and others optimistic about future opportunities. The government emphasizes a cautious approach to policy changes.

What was the main expectation of Brexiters regarding the immigration system?

• A complete ban on immigration

• A points-based system similar to Australia

• A system based on refugee status

• Open borders with the EU

What issue did Border Force officers highlight about students entering the UK?

• They often overstay their visas

• They do not meet the language and course criteria

• They are not interested in studying

• They are primarily from non-EU countries

What is one proposed alternative to the current immigration system?

• Implementing a lottery system

• Applying non-EU migrant rules to EU migrants

• Allowing free movement for all

• Increasing visa fees

What concern do Remainers have about the Brexit plan?

• It is too lenient on immigration

• It is too strict on trade

• It lacks a concrete plan

• It is too detailed

What is the government's stance on policy decisions post-Brexit?

• They will rush into decisions

• They will not be rushed or pushed into policy corners

• They will follow EU guidelines

• They will be guided by public opinion polls