Media continues to speculate on what form the softening of the settlement policy will take. The blindspot in government thinking continues to be a carve out primarily for care workers, which could risk 200,000 people who aren't care workers being forced to leave www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/202...

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Some good news (from the National Crime Survey, h/t frasernelson.substack.com/p/lawless-br...)

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Ipsos’s annual global study showed 73% support for Britain giving refuge to those fleeing war and persecution 🧡 www.easterneye.biz/unhcr-uk-ref...

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Makes sense too to keep these alternate compromise options on the table, while being open about where they still create precarity (and carry risks in a scenario of a future Reform/Con government)

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Thanks Emily, my hope is that decreasing net migration and a new PM offers a larger reset moment as the proposals in any retroactively applied form will be v harmful, to resident migrants & imo Labour's voter coalition

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