More opposition to UK immigration laws

More opposition to UK immigration laws, this time from the MPs on the Joint Commission of Human Rights, which claims that a system asking workers to commit to residing in the UK before moving the goalposts that will make it so that 40,000 workers have to leave, is an injustice. Byrnes dismisses this as an "emotional" argument and suggests that there are many people abusing the system. "It was quite clear people were coming to the UK and spending extended periods of time without working." How many people is a good question. There will be a judicial review on the new laws next month.