Rupert Low has unveiled his immigration proposals to take Britain back, pledging to scrap indefinite leave to leave (ILR), scrap existing grants and end the routine route from temporary permits to citizenship. - The party will replace the existing ILR permits with time-limited visas under new and stricter criteria, requiring those who fail to leave the UK. - It also undertakes to stop immigration from third countries to the UK and abolish the routine route from temporary permits to citizenship. - Reclaim Britain is proposing retrospective legislation to revoke citizenship granted from today onwards, arguing that the current naturalization system was subject to widespread abuse and fraud. - A designated body will review naturalization grants for decades, examine original applications, and pursue denial of citizenship where legal grounds have been established. - The proposed repeal policy would exempt people who obtained citizenship through marriage to a British-born citizen with at least one British-born parent. - The party also promises to enforce exits and expulsions for anyone who does not have a legal right to remain under its proposed replacement system.