Boris Johnson interview on immigration and Brexit

The transcript discusses the invitation to understand an organization's workings, highlighting its anti-democratic nature. It delves into UK immigration statistics, emphasizing the need for public interest and control over immigration figures. The speaker stresses the importance of public debate and consent regarding population growth. Political accountability and a balanced immigration policy are called for, criticizing the current lopsided approach that favors EU immigration over others. The need for fairness in immigration policies is underscored, advocating for a more equitable approach.

What is the speaker's stance on immigration?

• He is against all forms of immigration.

• He supports immigration but wants it to be controlled.

• He believes immigration should be completely unrestricted.

• He thinks immigration should be limited to EU countries only.

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for population growth?

• It should occur through a proper public debate.

• It should be left to international organizations.

• It should happen without public consent.

• It should be managed by politicians alone.

According to the speaker, what is the impact of population growth on public services?

• It reduces pressure on public services.

• It increases pressure on housing and services like the NHS.

• It only affects private sector services.

• It has no impact on public services.

What issue does the speaker highlight regarding the current immigration policy?

• It is biased towards EU immigration.

• It completely restricts EU immigration.

• It is balanced and fair to all countries.

• It is too lenient towards non-EU countries.

What does the speaker propose for a fair immigration policy?

• A balanced approach with fairness for all countries.

• No limits on any form of immigration.

• Preference for EU immigrants over others.

• Complete restriction on all immigration.