Labour weighs human rights reform as Mahmood shifts right on migration to counter Reform UK

The Labor Party ministers weighing reforms in the European Human Rights Convention (Echr) as part of a right -wing transformation in immigration aimed at stopping the progress of the United Kingdom, as opinion polls showed the Nigel Faraj party with a two -digit hole.

According to the Sunday Times, the new Minister of Interior, the young interior, will explore the options that could include changes in Britain’s relationship with the European Human Rights Convention, where one of the sources says it “will start with what cannot be conceived and works back.” The European Convention of the Echr Company supports the great Friday agreement, but Farage pledged to withdraw from the treaty and replace it with a sign of British rights that apply only to citizens and those who have legal residency.

Kimi Badnoush, conservative leader, said she would examine the case to leave the conference.

Mahmoud, the former Minister of Justice, is under pressure to accelerate the treatment of asylum and reduce the dependence on hotels to accommodate migrants. It is expected that you will announce that asylum seekers will be transferred to barracks on the previous military bases, according to the Telegraph reception.

The government is also close to hitting a deal “one in one, one outside” with Germany, based on an agreement reached with France during the summer. Under the French deal, the United Kingdom can restore an irregular migrant in exchange for accepting one of the demands of France to judge a greater chance of success.

The ministers have praised the French deal as “changing the game”, although it will initially apply to only a small number of asylum seekers. A similar arrangement with the German government of Friedrich Mirz is likely to focus on immigrants who move through Germany on their way to France before trying to cross the channel.

Farage pledged to combat the upcoming general elections, expected in 2027, a promise to “stop the boats” within two weeks of the half of his post. His party boom in opinion polls attributed to the vacuum that the government left during the summer rest period, taking advantage of the reform to thwart voters from the asylum and immigration policy.

Defense Minister said that Sir Kerr Starmer was “ascending equipment” as the Labor Party seeks to reaffirm the control of immigration discussion and support its electoral position against reform.