Reform voters 'will not buy' Keir Starmer's 'sudden change' on immigration, Armstrong claims

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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has been branded a "charlatan" after announcing the Labour Government's crackdown on migration - despite voting against tougher measures several times in the past.Announcing his immigration white paper, Starmer declared that migration "will fall" under these new, tougher measures.FULL STORY HERE.

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00:00This is a charlatan, isn't he? He voted 15 times in opposition against tougher

00:05immigration rules. Once, only once did he vote in favour of them. He abstained eight other times.

00:11He is running scared of reform. It's quite obvious. They have moved into his battleground.

00:15He's trying to move into their battleground. Nobody who's voting reform, by the way,

00:19is going to buy this, this all of a sudden change. And what an epiphany to come to so late in the day.

00:2520 years immigration has been too high in this country, and now the Prime Minister has finally said,

00:31oh, it's a little bit too high, maybe we should bring that down.

00:33He won't say how high. He won't say how high, and he won't put a cap on it, will he?

00:37Which is the interesting part. So we can't judge him? He shouldn't.

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