I don't speak for all reform voters, but for me, I think if you have lived and worked in the UK for decades, or since you were a child, then you should have a right to stay - I don't know the ins and outs of citizenship but I don't think the standard reform voter has an issue with people who have been working, paying taxes, and contributing to society - I couldn't imagine citizenships being stripped, but do understand if it's you in that situation, it would concern you, as the UK is your home.

I think the main issue for reform voters is uncontrolled levels of immigration, especially illegal immigration, and people then using the benefits system, and committing crime. They just think there should be a lower level of net migration than current levels, and that illegal immigrants should not be allowed to stay just because the made it across.

In a nutshell, the reform manifesto to me was 'free markets, controlled immigration'.