Home Secretary and Prime Minister “completely aligned” on migration

The video discusses the UK's immigration challenges, focusing on high net migration and its impact on public services and housing. The Conservative Party aims to reduce net migration, with recent measures targeting student dependents. The government emphasizes the need for British employers to prioritize local workers and plans to reintegrate economically inactive citizens. Efforts to clear the migration backlog and address illegal migration, including agreements with countries like Albania and Rwanda, are highlighted. The video concludes with a reaffirmation of the government's commitment to reducing net migration.

What is one of the main reasons the Conservative Party wants to reduce net migration?

• To encourage foreign investments

• To increase public spending

• To alleviate pressure on public services and housing

• To promote international education

What recent intervention has been announced to tackle net migration?

• Increasing student visas

• Reducing student dependents

• Expanding housing supply

• Encouraging foreign workers

What should British employers focus on according to the second section?

• Reducing wages

• Hiring more foreign workers

• Investing in and training local workers

• Expanding overseas operations

What is the government's plan for those who come to the UK illegally in small boats?

• Grant them asylum

• Provide them with jobs

• Offer them student visas

• Return them to a safe country

Which country has the UK signed an agreement with to reduce illegal migration?

• Italy

• Albania

• Germany

• France