Tories are 'the only party with a credible plan to manage migration' - Cleverly

The transcript discusses the Conservative Party's approach to managing migration in the UK, emphasizing the need to balance economic needs with public service pressures. It contrasts Conservative policies with those of the Labour Party, highlighting actions taken to reduce legal migration and the impact of Brexit. The discussion includes future plans for migration management, the role of the ECHR, and the political positioning of the Conservative Party in response to challenges from other parties.

What is the primary goal of the Migration Advisory Committee as mentioned in the first section?

• To balance economic needs with public service pressures

• To increase the number of work-related visas

• To support the Labour Party's immigration policies

• To eliminate all forms of migration

How does the Conservative Party's approach to immigration differ from the Labour Party's, according to the second section?

• The Conservative Party supports open-door immigration policies

• The Labour Party has a credible plan to manage migration

• The Conservative Party aims to reduce immigration levels professionally

• The Labour Party has reduced legal migration by 25%

What significant change in migration policy is highlighted in the second section?

• The removal of all border controls

• The introduction of free movement within the EU

• A 25% reduction in visa applications

• A 10% increase in legal migration

What is the Conservative Party's stance on the ECHR as discussed in the third section?

• They have already left the ECHR

• They do not see the need to leave the ECHR for their current plans

• They plan to leave the ECHR immediately

• They believe leaving the ECHR is necessary for a robust immigration system

What potential impact does the Conservative Party claim a Labour government would have on immigration policies?

• It would strengthen the current immigration policies

• It would reverse the Conservative Party's efforts and open borders

• It would introduce stricter immigration controls

• It would maintain the current level of legal migration