By WTF Land
Nigel Farage unveiled Reform UK's foreign policy in September 2025, focusing on migration control and national security. At a Chatham House event, he outlined a plan to end "endless settlement" and prioritize British interests. As Reform surges in polls, leading Labour by 15 points, this vision is gaining traction. But is it a realistic path or populist rhetoric?
Farage criticized Starmer's "weak" approach, calling for visa suspensions for non-cooperating countries. With 111,084 asylum claims this year, Reform leads on immigration. Their ILR scrap – reapply every 10 years – contrasts with Labour's new rules.
Protests underscore the issue – 110,000 in London on September 13, clashes in Glasgow on 20 September. Starmer at Labour conference called Reform "racist," but his approval is -56.
Farage's US testimony on censorship ties into his view of global threats. Reform's rise – membership 240,000 – could reshape politics.
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