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UKIP Leader Claims Cameron Has 'Zero Control' Over Migration Levels

© AP Photo / Kirsty WigglesworthUK Prime Minister David Cameron's immigration speech shows that he has no control over the situation, the head of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) said in response to the prime minister's long-anticipated address Friday
UK Prime Minister David Cameron's immigration speech shows that he has no control over the situation, the head of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) said in response to the prime minister's long-anticipated address Friday - Sputnik International
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The head of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) stated that UK Prime Minister David Cameron's immigration speech shows that he has no control over the situation.

Cameron stated that, if re-elected as British Prime Minister, he will impose further actions aimed at curbing migration, adding that he will seek legislation that requires EU jobseekers to find work within 6 months of their arrival, or they will be required to leave the United Kingdom. - Sputnik International
Cameron to Cut Migration Levels in UK, Scrap Benefits for EU Jobseekers
MOSCOW, November 28 (Sputnik) — UK Prime Minister David Cameron's immigration speech shows that he has no control over the situation, the head of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) said in response to the prime minister's long-anticipated address Friday.
The United Kingdom's membership in the European Union is subject to its ability to refuse welfare benefits to EU migrants in the country, Prime Minister David Cameron is expected to announce Friday. - Sputnik International
Cameron: No Economic Benefits to Migrants if Britain Stays in EU

"One thing is true: he has absolutely zero control over the situation. He cannot control immigration from the EU," was UKIP Leader Nigel Farage reaction to the prime minister's plan to reduce net migration and cut benefits to EU migrants living in the United Kingdom.

"If this was supposed to be the speech that turned the tide of Cameron's fortunes he may well wish he had never made it," Farage said.

With anti-immigration and eurosceptic sentiment brewing in UKIP and the wider UK public, Prime Minister Cameron has recently made numerous suggestions that he would re-evaluate Britain's EU membership in an attempt to gain their support.

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