The UK government, led by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, has announced significant changes to immigration policy aimed at reducing the number of migrants. With rising support for populist movements, Starmer faces intense pressure to demonstrate a controlled approach to immigration. The new migration package promises to tighten visa rules, making it more difficult for lower-skilled migrants to enter the country. Key points include the imposition of stricter English language requirements and a pledged reduction of at least 100,000 visas annually. Critics argue that the reforms echo previously failed policies while others express concern over the potential negative impacts on essential sectors like social care. Amidst these developments, stakeholders from various backgrounds, including businesses and migrant communities, are voicing their apprehensions about the implications of such stringent measures.