Two-thirds of Britons think the Tories have 'lost control' of immigration, poll ... trends now
Two-thirds of Britons think the Tories have 'lost control' of immigration, poll ... trends now
Two-thirds of Britons think the Tories have 'lost control' of immigration as figures reach record high, new poll shows - with a majority of voters saying Brexit has not made it easier to control arrivals An Omnisis poll shows 66% agree ministers have 'lost control' of arrivals to UK
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Two-thirds of Britons believe the Tories have 'lost control' of immigration, a new poll has revealed.
In an Omnisis survey, 66 per cent of voters agreed the Government had 'lost control' of arrivals to the UK, while only 19 per cent disagreed and 15 per cent said they didn't know.
It was also found that nearly two-fifths (38 per cent) of voters believed Britain leaving the EU would make it easier for ministers to control immigration.
This compared to one third (33 per cent) who believed it would make it harder and 28 per cent who didn’t know.
But, when asked if post-Brexit border controls
