Zack Polanski might not appear the most natural ally of Reform voters. On migration – consistently one of the most important issues for Reform voters – the Green Party leader could not be further away from Nigel Farage. Where the Reform leader believes migration has damaged Britain and advocates for “mass deportations”, Mr Polanski views it as a positive thing that has benefitted the country. But in spite of that, Mr Polanski thinks he can win over Reform supporters. It seems a tall order, given the country’s hardening attitude towards migration and the bursts of public anger that has been seen over the use of asylum hotels – most notably in Epping. But the Green Party leader believes that what is really angering people – the cost of living crisis, wage stagnation, a lack of affordable housing – is not the fault of migration. He is convinced he can flip the script by highlighting the plight of migrants and by directing the public’s anger elsewhere – at billionaires, large corporations and the establishment. That is …