Migration That Works for Britain

Strong Borders, Safe Nation

Realistic image of a UK Border Force patrol boat intercepting a small migrant dinghy in the English Channel. Overhead, two surveillance drones monitor the scene under a grey, overcast sky. The sea is dark and choppy, and a Union Jack flag flies from the patrol vessel, symbolising British maritime border enforcement and coastal security.

The United Vision Party will enforce full border control through coastal patrols, drones, and heat-mapping technology. All illegal dinghies will be intercepted and turned back at sea. No one who enters the UK illegally will be allowed to remain.

Offshore Processing, No Exceptions

Illegal entrants will be processed in offshore or third-party facilities. Britain will not reward illegal entry. No one who arrives illegally will be allowed to stay — full stop.

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Smashing the Smuggler Networks

We will introduce new criminal offences for anyone aiding illegal entry. Smugglers and facilitators will face long prison sentences, and their assets will be seized under expanded crime laws.

Track Every Exit, Enforce Every Rule

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We will reinstate full exit checks to ensure that overstayers are tracked and removed. Britain’s visa system will not be abused — and those who break it will face removal.

Photograph of a deportation operation at a UK airport, showing immigration enforcement officers escorting individuals up a mobile stairway into a white aircraft. The area is surrounded by secure fencing with barbed wire, and a marked UK Immigration Enforcement van is visible nearby. The sky is overcast, reinforcing the serious and controlled tone of the operation.

Daily Deportations, Public Accountability

Daily deportation flights will remove illegal entrants and foreign offenders. The public will be able to view live statistics on removals, returns, and rejected cases.

Crime = Deportation

Any non-citizen convicted of a crime — no matter how small — will be deported. Prisoners will be removed upon release through deals secured in advance with their home countries and permanently banned from the UK.

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Photograph of a British immigration court session inside a wood-panelled courtroom. A judge in traditional legal robes sits at the bench, focused on paperwork, with a large “IMMIGRATION” sign behind. Legal clerks and staff are present, and individuals in formal attire appear before the court. The setting is realistic and formal, capturing the seriousness of legal proceedings.

Fast-Track Immigration Courts

We will establish a dedicated immigration court system to process illegal entry and criminal cases quickly and decisively. Justice will be swift and final.

Legal Migration Under Control

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Annual immigration will be capped and tightly enforced. Entry will only be allowed through pre-cleared visas and biometric verification. Student visas will be limited and tied to clear rules.

Photograph of Immigration Enforcement officers conducting a workplace document check inside a UK warehouse. A middle-aged worker places his hand on a biometric scanner while officers review his passport and enter data on a tablet. The environment is calm and professional, with shelving, boxes, and other workers in the background, creating a realistic enforcement scenario.

No Amnesty, No Reward for Cheating

There will be no amnesties or legal loopholes for those who entered or overstayed illegally. Everyone without status will face mandatory removal. No exceptions.

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Citizenship Must Be Earned

Citizenship will no longer be automatic. Applicants must meet standards in employment, civic contribution, English proficiency, and have a clean record. Time spent in the UK alone will not qualify.

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Learn the Law, Respect the Nation

All newcomers will complete mandatory courses on British laws, culture, and civic responsibility. This ensures respect, accountability, and smooth integration.

Photograph of a modern UK immigration dashboard displayed on a large desktop monitor in a professional office. The dashboard highlights high removal (32,685) and deportation (9,420) figures, alongside low detention (1,295) and arrival (1,870) numbers. The interface includes visual charts and graphs for removals, case stats, and visa outcomes, with a government crest in the corner and natural lighting enhancing the clean, British administrative setting.

Transparency for the People

We will launch a public dashboard showing real-time immigration data: entries, removals, overstays, and approvals — so the public always knows the truth.

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Support for Local Communities

Communities that receive new migrants will be given support and funding to protect local services and maintain social cohesion.

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For Every Law-Abiding Citizen

This policy is not about race, religion, or background — it's about protecting Britain for every law-abiding citizen, no matter who you are or where your family came from.