The left-wing Labour Party government is reportedly set to backtrack on its planned crackdown on immigration for the millions of so-called Boriswave migrants, many of whom are in line to gain permanent residency in Britain.
Pitched immigration reforms from Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood may be put on hold for the 1.6 million plus Boriswave migrants following pressure put on incoming prime minsiter Andy Burnham by his far-left backbenchers in the parliament.
Currently, any migrant granted Indefinite Leave to Remain is eligible to receive universal credit welfare cash handouts, housing support, state pension, and housing subsidies, and access to…
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