UK Reform

In the ongoing, often turbulent, debate surrounding Britain's borders and justice system, a specific flashpoint has emerged that strikes at the heart of national sovereignty and public safety. It’s a critique aimed squarely at the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), and it’s gaining traction among those who feel the current system is failing the British citizen. The core of the argument is this: the ECHR grants illegal immigrants the right to free legal help. Critics argue this isn't just a procedural detail; it's a mechanism that poses a genuine danger. The Argument for a Level Playing Field The perspective, championed by voices within the Conservative Party, rests on a fundamental question of fairness and priority. When an individual enters the country illegally, they have already broken the law. Now, imagine this same individual subsequently imposing further challenges on British citizens. This could range from the distressing act of harassment to the tangibl...