Nigel Farage delivers six-word Labour verdict after migrant surge | Politics | News

“The invasion is growing further,” Nigel Farage, the Labor Government, by branding and declaring a failure of border control efforts. The word Sildurucu, which was broadcasted on Friday, came to France under the agreement of deportation of the new “Migrants to the British channel on the small boats on September 19, and the new government’s new”, one out “agreement.

The situation saw that 1,072 immigrants came according to the house office figures and pushed a total of 2025 to 32,103. The number points to a significant increase from 22,440 recorded at the same point last year and emphasizes the ongoing challenge of the director of small boat crossings.

The government’s pilot plan, which was released in August with France, aims to deterd the smugglers by rapidly deporting illegal participants, and the UK accepts an equal number of asylum seekers through legal ways.

However, sharp inequality – three deportation against more than 1000, which has fueled the criticism of Farage and its supporters.

The reform sent to X said the British leader said: “3 illegal immigrants have now returned to France, but today it has come more than 1,000 alone.

The party called for a freezing on mass exiles and immigration, and when Farage has recently been elected, she announced their plans to lift 600,000 asylum seekers for five years.

The worker, led by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, advocates an agreement as a step to remove smuggling networks.

Interior Minister Shabana Mahmood greeted the first deportation on Thursday as an Indian national flying to Paris – “an important first step to secure our borders”.

The policy allows Britain to detain channel transitions and return it to France within two weeks, but legal difficulties are overcome.

However, critics point out of judicial interventions as proof of systemic flaws, such as the temporary block on the deportation of an erythronian man due to smuggling concerns.

Social media reactions to Farage’s duty polarized. While fans such as Frank @frankhighgate demand to be deported, James dagee @jamesdavidmagee accused Farage of creating crisis through Brexit, which ended Britain’s participation in the EU’s Dublin regulation.

This agreement allowed the first secure European country of asylum seekers. Others, including Sandy Tregent @sandyoffolk, warned that the deportation of all illegal immigrants at the current rate lasted for more than 300 years and that the agreement could say “mess”.

The government’s deployment of £ 500 million in French coastal patrols and the deployment of 300 additional national criminal agency officers could not prevent the tide with transitions in positive weather conditions.

Public petitions such as Rupert Lowe @RupertLowe10 defend the open sea detention camps reflecting the increasing disappointment. Meanwhile, the BBC reported that 88% of those who arrived until June 2025 came over the channel and that the Afghans and Eritrea came among the largest groups.

Labor is faced with pressure pressure as the reform benefits from the issue before the future elections in the UK.

Clacton deputy Mr. Farage’s alleged “invasion” claim, including the liberal democrats who condemned the mass deportation plans as a violation of human rights, received accusations of exaggeration from opponents.

However, with the transition of 30,164 until 8 September, the critics of politics argue that they offer very little deterrent, which is a view that underlines the latest figures.

As the debate intensifies, Starmer’s management insists that it needs time to prove the value of the plan.

However, the government’s border strategy seems to be facing the hardest test.