I have to say, I'm cautiously optimistic about Keir Starmer looking into Italy's methods for managing migration

It's clear something needs to be done about the dangerous small boat crossings, and if Italy's approach has been successful in reducing numbers and, importantly, saving lives, then it's worth considering. However, I do have concerns about the human rights implications, especially considering the involvement with countries like Libya. It's crucial that in seeking solutions, we don't compromise on our values and ensure that any measures taken respect the dignity and rights of migrants. Ultimately, the goal should be a compassionate and effective immigration policy that addresses the root causes of migration, supports those in need, and maintains public trust.