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Tight immigration laws post-Brexit will hurt UK, says industry boss
By Richmond Chambers

The head of the Confederation of British Industry, Carolyn Fairbairn, has issued a startling warning about post-Brexit plans for a system that places strict limits on low-skilled immigration. The government’s proposed “global system” is expected...

 to place strict restrictions on visas granted for workers earning under £30,000 a year. Fairbairn said this system risks inflicting “massive damage” to Britain’s local communities and economy. Fairbairn claimed that those earning less...

New proposal suggests ID cards to control immigration
By Richmond Chambers

A new report from a think tank has suggested the introduction of ID cards in the UK as a method of controlling immigration. Global Future, a think tank which promotes the values of openness in the global market, said that tightening current rules and introducing...

 electronic identity cards could resolve many concerns over immigration – potentially without the need to leave the EU. Many EU politicians have expressed surprise that the UK has so far not made use of its current powers to manage migration, and pointed...

Changes to the student visa system
By Richmond Chambers

Tough new rules and enforcement action to stop abuse of the student visa system mean that over 450 education providers will no longer be able to sponsor new international students.

 Tough new rules and enforcement action to stop abuse of the student visa system mean that over 450 education providers will no longer be able to sponsor new international students.

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