Should Keir Starmer be tried for treason over his immigration and cultural policies?

Keir Starmer leads the Labour government as Prime Minister. Critics from the right accuse his administration of prioritising mass immigration, failing to deport failed asylum seekers quickly enough, maintaining two-tier policing that allegedly favours minorities, and signing EU agreements on Ukraine funding amid domestic budget pressures. Supporters highlight record legal migration under previous Conservative governments, ongoing small boat crossings in the Channel, and policies aimed at economic growth and international alliances. Treason charges require specific acts like levying war against the sovereign or aiding enemies, none of which courts have applied to modern policy disagreements.