What Starmer can learn from the Left-wing country that wants 'zero refugees'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Olivia Blake, the Labour MP for Sheffield Hallam, suggested the phrase could "risk legitimising the same far-Right violence we saw in last year's summer riots". Zarah Sultana, a former Labour MP who sits as an independent, said it was "sickening" that Starmer was "imitating Enoch Powell's 'Rivers of Blood' speech", adding: "It adds to anti-migrant rhetoric that puts lives at risk.
54% : It gives the government powers to forcibly move people in areas where at least 50pc of the residents are of non-Western origin if, for example, crime and unemployment rates are high. To do so, the government can tear down or sell off social housing and replace it with private properties, student flats or businesses.
46% : "There is no doubt in my mind that traditional political parties taking immigration seriously is the reason why we don't have large far-Right parties in Denmark," says Kaare Dybvad Bek, the Danish immigration minister.
43% : The Nordic country known for "hygge" is also pushing for a tougher stance across the EU to make the bloc as a whole less attractive for those seeking refuge.

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