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• The proposed changes by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, which include stricter English language requirements and an increase in residency for citizenship, are viewed as inadequate by Conservative critics who argue that Labour's position is not genuinely tough on immigration and lacks a binding cap on migration numbers, contrary to what is needed to control the surge.
• While Starmer has positioned himself as tough on immigration, facing pressure from the right, critics within his party have expressed discontent, suggesting that the reforms merely chase populist sentiments rather than address underlying issues; some within Labour fear that such rhetoric could incite violence against migrants.
• Conservative shadow officials argue that Labour's immigration reforms are insufficient and don't meet public expectations, calling for stronger measures, including promises to cut net migration by a sizable margin.