How achievable is Reform's plan on migration?

The article discusses the potential actions of a Reform government regarding the UK's migration policies. According to the article, a Reform government could withdraw the UK from the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) in order to implement its proposed migration plan. The key points are: - A Reform government could pursue the UK's withdrawal from the ECHR to enable its migration plan. - The plan's specific details are not provided, but it is suggested that the government's proposed changes to migration policies could be at odds with the ECHR. - The article does not provide a detailed assessment of the achievability or feasibility of the Reform government's plan, but it raises the possibility of a significant shift in the UK's approach to migration and its relationship with the ECHR. Overall, the article presents the potential for a Reform government to pursue a more restrictive migration policy, potentially by withdrawing from the ECHR, but the specific details and likelihood of this occurring are not fully explored.