pwarbi
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In the UK, it seems that UKIP is becoming more and more popular amongst voters, with a tough stance on immigration being it's main agenda.
Immigration is a big issue at the moment and where the likes of labour, conservative and the liberal democrats have chosen to bury their head in the sand, UKIP and Nigel farage have promised to tackle the problem head on.
Is this just a way of attracting the votes, or will this party actually follow through with their promises, and just how will they implement this 'tough on immigration' stance?
Immigration is a big issue at the moment and where the likes of labour, conservative and the liberal democrats have chosen to bury their head in the sand, UKIP and Nigel farage have promised to tackle the problem head on.
Is this just a way of attracting the votes, or will this party actually follow through with their promises, and just how will they implement this 'tough on immigration' stance?