Do you agree with UKIP's immigration policy?

In my opinion it is a good idea and NO that doesn't make me racist. Their idea is similar to the Australian system which up to now has worked well for the Australian's

I'm not a fan, as far as I'm concerned the biggest problem with 'immigrants' is that the UK governments total lack of foresight, planning and then ability to react to the situation even 11 years after EU enlargement. Seriously, since I joined primary school 19 years ago there has been to my knowledge been no new state primary's built in the are where I live. That is just not good enough.

Also I'd be far less opposed to UKIPs immigration policy if I thought it would apply equally to everybody. That would mean British citizens who emigrate to Spain then comeback as soon as they get ill would need to meet the same requirements as any other ill person coming in to the country,

Why do you think the UK government suffers such crippling myopia?

Because you cannot predict the amount of people that will enter the country when we have an open door to half a billion people whilst we are a part of the EU. No amount of negotiation with the folks in Brussels and Strasbourg will change the fact that we have no control over our borders and how many people enter the country. If we left the EU, predicting would actually become possible and allow for us to anticipate a set level of demand, helping us solve the problem you describe above.



The same rules would apply if that Briton who emigrated to Spain obtained Spanish citizenship and a Spanish passport. Depending on how long said Briton had been living in the UK for, they are likely to have paid taxes into the system—so you are proposing that they should not be entitled to a service they paid for?

You see it's not an issue of predicting population growth anymore, it already happened and still the government has done little to nothing to increase the amount of schools, doctors surgeries (no new ones since I was born) and other basic bits of infrastructure. Admittedly, in other parts of the country it might be different, but where I live the primary cause of long GP wait times and lack of school places is a total failure to build new facilities, even when inward migration (mainly from other parts of the UK) has been happening for nearly a decade.

UKIP say they want immigration rules to apply to everybody equally, all I'm saying is that it should also apply to British citizens as well.