article_snippet: Ukip leader used an election campaign launch beneath the White Cliffs of Dover to demand that net migration be cut to 30,000.
article_snippet: Ukip leader Nick Clegg  used an election campaign launch beneath the White Cliffs of Dover Dover to demand that net migration be cut to 30,000 .
article_snippet: Unveiling a new poster in Kent today, Mr Farage said Mr Farage wanted immigration reduced to roughly the levels seen between 1950 and 2000.
article_snippet: David Cameron promised to to cut net migration below 100,000, but latest figures show that in the year to September the number reached almost 300,000.
article_snippet: Unveiling a new poster in Kent today, Mr Farage said Mr Farage wanted immigration reduced to roughly the levels seen between 1950 and 2000 .
article_snippet: David Cameron promised to to cut net migration below 100,000, but latest figures show that in the year to September the number reached almost 300,000 .
article_snippet: Ukip's immigration spokesman Steven Woolfe has repeatedly promised a cap on immigration .
article_snippet: Ukip's immigration spokesman Steven WoolfeI promised to cap migration to 50,000 a year' Steven Woolfe, February 26: 'Ukip's immigration spokesman Steven Woolfe will set a cap on the number of people permitted to work and reside in UK by introducing a fairer, and more transparent points based system ensuring we get the skilled immigrants we need and in numbers that the economy can manage.'
article_snippet: Nigel Farage March 31: 'A return to normality, a return to about a net 30,000 people a year coming into this country.'
article_snippet: Asked what sort of immigration levels Nigel Farage would like to see, Nigel Faragesaid: 'A return to normality, a return to about a net 30,000 people a year coming into this country. '
article_snippet: Ukip's immigration spokesman Steven Woolfe had promised a cap, declaring last month: 'We will set a cap on the number of people permitted to work and reside in the UK by introducing a fairer.'
article_snippet: At last year's party conference, Ukip's immigration spokesman Steven Woolfe announced: 'Ukip commits to bringing UK net employment migration down to 50,000 people a year.'
article_snippet: Nigel Farage claimed the figure of 30,000 represented a 'return to normality', when net immigration was somewhere between 15,000 and 50,000.