New immigration controls will have to be phased in after Brexit takes place raising fears it could take years for the number of new arrivals to fall. The Government's plans for post-Brexit migrant controls were set out in today's landmark white paper (inset) on Theresa May's negotiating strategy. Immigration is one of a number of policy areas which will see gradual change after the act of Brexit to avoid a 'cliff-edge' change in two years. Unveiling the document today, Brexit Secretary David Davis (pictured today) said it proved Britain's 'best days were still ahead of us'. But Ukip warned phased implementation could mean the Government 'isn't serious about taking back control of our borders any time soon'.
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