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Minister admits scrapping 'golden ticket' will apply to those living in UK for years
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October 2, 2025
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10:45Now PlayingHome Office minister Mike Tapp has rejected claims from Reform UK that the prime minister has incited violence against Nigel Farage.
His rebuff came after Sir Keir Starmer said Reform's immigration policies were "racist".
Mr Tapp also conceded that the scrapping of indefinite leave to remain in the UK for migrants will apply to someone who has spent five years in the UK but is yet to apply for the status.
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