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The Guardian view on a migration U-turn: it still leaves unfair changes intact | Editorial

Shabana Mahmood has made a partial retreat on her controversial migration policy, now linking settlement to residency, tax paid, and English proficiency. While some workers can still apply for residency after five years, critics highlight t...

The Guardian· Nov 2, 2026 · 7:58 PM · 4 views

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Shabana Mahmood has made a partial retreat on her controversial migration policy, now linking settlement to residency, tax paid, and English proficiency. While some workers can still apply for residency after five years, critics highlight the unfairness of tying settlement to earnings and work conditions.

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