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Hello and welcome to Coffee How Shots. The Spectator's Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Max Geoffrey and I'm joined by Katie Bulls and Fraser Nelson.

Rishi Sunack unveiled today his five-point plan to tackle legal immigration. Katie, can you tell us the

details? Yes, so this is Rishi Sunack's first step in the small boat situation which he said is

the thing he's going to have to focus most of his time on. He's also quite notable that he's

taking personal responsibility from it. So, Rowland, a lot of this coming from the homes actually

is about a brave man. It's something that the Prime Minister wants to own which I think reflects

why the fact it's seen as such an important issue whether you look weak or strong in it in terms

of a party's electrability. So, today, Rishi Sunack was laying out all the non-legitative measures

so things that don't need to be done for your legislation, for your vote, and this involves.

So, a dedicated unit of 400 specialists are going to be set up to handle claims from Albanians which

are a large chunk of the current number arriving here. 700 staff for a new unit to monitor

small boats crossing the English Channel. Sunack has also said that he plans to house 10,000

asylum seekers waiting on claims in disused holiday parks, former student halls and surplus

military sites. I think this is partly because of the level of public outrage when it came to the

talk of how much taxpayer money was being spent on hotels per night for those arriving. So,

I think this is trying to take it, you know, say it's not actually remaining hotels going forward.

And when he was going through the measures, I think Rishi Sunack, he doesn't, this will have

a notable effect and will help clear the UK's backlog of asylum seekers by the end of next year.

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