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Labour U-turns on immigration crackdown: Home Secretary retreats in face of Angela Rayner-led Left-wing revolt and exempts 300,000 foreign care workers

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Labour U-turns on immigration crackdown: Home Secretary retreats in face of Angela Rayner-led Left-wing revolt and exempts 300,000 foreign care workers
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New measures marked a major U-turn on outline plans - first published a year ago - to make foreign workers wait much longer to qualify for settlement to live in Britain.

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  • Labour U-turns on immigration crackdown: Home Secretary retreats in face of Angela Rayner-led Left-wing revolt and exempts 300,000 foreign care workers.
  • New measures marked a major U-turn on outline plans - first published a year ago - to make foreign workers wait much longer to qualify for settlement to live in Britain.
  • New measures marked a major U-turn on outline plans - first published a year ago - to make foreign workers wait much longer to qualify for settlement to live in Britain.

New measures marked a major U-turn on outline plans - first published a year ago - to make foreign workers wait much longer to qualify for settlement to live in Britain.

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