but isn't it the labour party pushing this?
Once Starmer hijacked the party based on the scammy set of pledges[1], he promptly started removing of anyone remotely "leftist", then started competing with Tories in cruelty and with Reform at hostility.
Yeah, that labour party.
[1] https://www.clpd.org.uk/resource/keir-starmer-10-pledges/
Anyway 4/10 explicitly mention going against the Tory party, which is also a classic mistake of weakness.
Anyway, on EU nationals he went full rabid xenophobe so that's a moot point anyway.
Are you suggesting they do not belong or that they do not have the best interest of the communities in mind? Living here sometimes for decades, committing to their chosen home.
Thankfully they can vote in local elections, and I don't think there's suggestion in the UK it's somewhow inappropriate, so why would someone from the outside had a say in what's right and what's wrong?
To the best of my knowledge there's no difference as of now. These lies from the pledge were probably the way to get the EU countries more sympathetic to his hostile EU cooperation attitude (how Starmer didn't get a schizophrenia from all these entirely opposite stances is beyond me).