Labour Minister Leaves Door Open for Blair-Endorsed Digital ID Cards

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair advocates for digital ID cards to manage immigration, while current ministers remain non-committal.

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds indicates that Home Secretary Yvette Cooper will consider all advice on digital ID cards.
Blair argues that embracing technology is crucial for effective immigration control.
Digital ID cards were previously proposed by Blair but abandoned after Labour lost power.
Labour's current stance on ID cards remains unchanged, despite Blair's recommendations.
Blair also advises Prime Minister Keir Starmer to avoid vulnerabilities on cultural issues.