article_snippet: Ukip leader is setting out Ukip leader party's policy on immigration, claiming the current system is 'unsustainable, unethical and unfair' and calling for more high-skilled workers and people from the Commonwealth to be allowed into Britain.
article_snippet: A split also emerged over his party's policy towards people with serious illnesses coming into the UK, with Ukip's immigration spokesman Steven Woolfe backing people with serious illnesses coming into the UK but Nigel Farage suggesting people with serious illnesses coming into the UK were not welcome.
article_snippet: Ukip hopes to use Ukip immigration policy as a launchpad for making gains in the election on May 7 .
article_snippet: Nigel Farage says his party would establish a migration control commission with a remit to reduce net migration into the UK.
article_snippet: In a keynote speech, Nigel Farage will call for future immigration to focus on highly-skilled workers and 'our friends from the Commonwealth' as opposed to 'low-skilled, Eastern European migration'.
article_snippet: Ukip's immigration spokesman Steven Woolfe used a speech at the Emmanuel Centre in London to call for for future immigration to focus on highly-skilled workers and 'our friends from the Commonwealth' as opposed to 'low-skilled, Eastern European migration' Fresh confusion emerged today over the Ukip policy on migrants with serious illnesses.
article_snippet: The party's immigration spokesman Steven Woolfe told BBC Radio 2: 'If someone came to our borders and was on there, you know at the border control and they announce that they've got a cancer or tumour our are not going to turn they away. '
article_snippet: Mr Farage said: 'The British public has acknowledged that The British public can't trust the other parties to be serious on immigration. '
article_snippet: That's why Ukip has developed a policy focused around an Australian-style points-based system, led by a newly-formed migration control commission, tasked with bringing numbers down and focusing on highly-skilled migrants and our Commonwealth friends - as opposed to the low-skilled, Eastern European migration that the Tories and Labour have expanded.'
highlights_snippet: Ukip leader sets out party policy for a points-based system for migrants .
  
highlights_snippet: Claims current immigration system is 'unsustainable, unethical and unfair'
  