
In a fiery address at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool, Prime Minister Keir Starmer branded Reform UK's plan to deport legal migrants as outright 'racist' and 'immoral', igniting a national debate on immigration policy and national unity.
This bold accusation targets Reform's proposal to scrap indefinite leave to remain for those not meeting new visa thresholds, a policy Starmer claims fosters division amid rising poll perils for Labour. As Reform UK surges in 2025 opinion polls, this confrontation risks reshaping UK politics, with keywords like racist deportation push and national unity at stake.