Reform appears to be on track for a major win in the next UK election. How will they address the problem of the UK nanny state? Looking at the USA: the federal

Reform appears to be on track for a major win in the next UK election. How will they address the problem of the UK nanny state? Looking at the USA: the federal policies are currently as anti-immigrant as possible, and in the US states which support those policies the most, age verification has been passed into law. I fail to see how being anti-immigration, no matter one's opinion on that matter, resolves the basic issue of a nanny state.