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Tahir Ali

Labour · Birmingham Hall Green and Moseley

FULL PROFILE

Tahir Ali is the Labour MP for Birmingham Hall Green and Moseley, first elected in 2019. As a government backbencher seeking advancement, they are likely to vote loyally.

Ideology

Economiccentre-left -0.4
LEFTRIGHT
Socialliberal -0.3
LIBERALCONSERVATIVE
Sovereigntypro-EU -0.5
PRO-EUNATIONALIST

Voting Behaviour

Rebellion Rate0.7% loyal
Attendance75.2%

Key Interests

Immigration and asylum policy · Palestine/Israel conflict · Education and SEND provision · Local Birmingham infrastructure · Islamophobia and religious freedom

Positions

Immigration and AsylumOpposes stricter immigration controls and asylum restrictions

strong

European IntegrationSupports continued EU integration

moderate

Abortion RightsSupports easier access to abortion

moderate

Government TransparencyAdvocates for openness and transparency in government

moderate

Palestine/IsraelSupports two-state solution and criticizes Israeli actions in Gaza

strong

Education SENDAdvocates for better support for children with special educational needs

moderate

Pension JusticeSupports compensation for WASPI women

moderate

Religious FreedomOpposes desecration of religious texts and tackles Islamophobia

strong

Notable Rebellions

2025-07-02Voted against government position on terrorism legislation, possibly due to concerns about civil liberties or impact on communities

2025-06-17Opposed government position on crime and policing measures, likely reflecting concerns about police powers or community impact

Reasoning Style

Constituency-focused and community-oriented, often framing arguments around local Birmingham issues and the needs of ethnic minority communities, with particular attention to religious freedom and international justice concerns.

Background

Tahir Ali's professional background before entering Parliament is not clearly documented in the available evidence, though he appears to have community connections given his focus on local Birmingham issues and ethnic minority concerns.