Keir Starmer announced an ambitious immigration reform in response to mass immigration.

The British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, presented an ambitious immigration reform aimed at significantly reducing net migration to the United Kingdom over the next four years. This measure responds to the sharp increase in immigration levels after Brexit, which reached a record of 906,000 people in June 2023, and to the growing political pressure following the rise of the Reform UK party, led by Nigel Farage. Starmer stated that the current immigration system was out of control and promised to establish a "selective and fair" system, in which "we decide who enters the country." Although he refused to set a target figure, the Home Office estimates that the proposed measures could reduce immigration by approximately 100,000 people per year until 2029.

Tightening of language requirements:10 years will be required,The government will eliminate the visa that allowed health and social care workers to come from abroad.will be reduced from two years to 18 months.at least 95% of international students must start their courses, and 90% must complete them.at least a university degree will be required, instead of the A-levelThe immigration skills charge will increase by 32%,restrict its use in immigration cases,to revoke visas and deport those who commit crimes, Special programs for people from Ukraine, Hong Kong, and Afghanistan will be maintained,will be required to deny services to people without legal statusto ensure a fair and controlled system,he is prepared to take additional measures if necessaryKemi Badenochdescribed the proposals as "watered-down versions" of Tory policiesNadia WhittomeCare4Calaisexpressed concern about the economic impact of the restrictions,replied that the increase in migration hasn't contributed to economic growth,