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UK to mandate digital ID by 2029 to curb illegal migration, sparking privacy concerns and declining public support.
The UK government plans to introduce a mandatory digital ID by 2029, requiring proof of identity for work, aiming to reduce illegal migration and combat forged documents.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced the scheme in September, but public support has declined sharply, with polling showing opposition now outweighing support.
A petition demanding a referendum has gathered over 14,500 signatures, prompting a government response stating no referendum is planned, though a public consultation will be held.
Critics, including former ministers and privacy advocates, warn the system threatens civil liberties and privacy, while the government maintains it will comply with human rights laws and improve identity verification.
The Scottish Government opposes the plan, citing privacy and national identity concerns.
El Reino Unido impondrá la identificación digital para 2029 para frenar la migración ilegal, lo que genera preocupaciones sobre la privacidad y disminuye el apoyo público.