Theresa May Sets Out Brexit Plan - Control of Immigration

The transcript discusses the importance of fair immigration control in Britain, emphasizing the need to attract international talent while managing immigration to serve national interests. It highlights the benefits of controlled immigration, such as filling skill shortages and supporting public services, but also addresses the challenges posed by high immigration levels, including pressure on public services and wages. The transcript concludes with a focus on policy changes and public opinion, particularly in the context of Brexit, to ensure controlled immigration from Europe.

Why is it important to manage the immigration process properly?

• To make Britain less attractive to international talent

• To ensure fairness and serve the national interest

• To increase the number of immigrants

• To stop all immigration

What are some benefits of controlled immigration mentioned in the video?

• Increasing public support for the system

• Reducing the number of businesses

• Filling skill shortages and supporting public services

• Decreasing the population

What challenges have arisen due to high levels of net migration?

• Improved public services

• Pressure on public services and infrastructure

• More housing availability

• Increased wages for working-class people

What was a clear message from the public during the referendum campaign?

• Brexit should mean more immigration from Europe

• Brexit must mean control of the number of people coming from Europe

• Brexit should not affect immigration policies

• Brexit should stop all immigration

How does Britain view immigration post-Brexit?

• Britain wants to stop all immigration

• Britain will not welcome any individual migrants

• Britain remains open to immigration, especially skilled migrants

• Britain will only accept low-skilled immigrants