Nigel Farage pledges to deport small boat asylum seekers
Reform UK is committed to the mass deportation of asylum seekers coming to the UK on small boats.
The party’s leader – Nigel Farage – Times told Times that there is a major crisis that threatens national security in the UK and could lead to public disorder.
Farage’s reform can only have four deputies, but they are high in the ballot boxes – at least because of the disappointment of the transitions of small boats.
Now we have more idea what the party will do to deal with the problem.
Labor called the plan pacifism in the sky. The conservatives said they would offer a reliable plan that will work in practice.
Farege tells Times If people know that they will be detained and deported, they will stop coming “very fast”.
He wants to remove the UK from the European Convention on Human Rights and prohibit small boats from demanding asylum.
People can be detained in unused shelf bases, and if agreements are reached, they can return to countries such as Afghanistan and Eritrea.
Many of these measures may face legal difficulties, but the leadership of reform is needed.
“The purpose of this legislation is mass exiles.” He said.
“We have a major crisis in the UK. Not only does it pose a national security threat, but also leads to public anger that is not far from irregularity.
“There is only one way to stop people from coming to England, and this is to take them into custody and deport.”
The government faces increasing pressure on migration, 111,000 asylum applications to England in June.
The figures published by the Ministry of Interior this week, despite increasing applications, said that the asylum expenditures in the UK have dropped 12%.
The total fell from £ 5.38 billion in the previous year, which ended in March 2025.
Small boat arrival increased by 38% compared to the previous year and more than half of those from Afghanistan, Eritrea, Iran, Sudan and Syria.
Home secretary Yette Cooper said that the Labor Party had inherited a broken immigration and asylum system left by the previous government in chaos “.
The authority said the new government has strengthened immigration controls and “sharply increases” and increases the returns “sharply.
“Nigel Farage is breaking the numbers from a party that will say something for a title,” Nigel Farage is breaking the numbers from the air in the sky policy, “Labor’s Border Security Minister Angela Eagle, which is based on the suggestions of the reform leader.
“We take a grip of the broken shelter system.” “To make sure that those who have no right to be here have been removed or deported.”
Conservatives said reform recycling Britain’s ideas.
“This great explanation is recycling many ideas that the conservatives have previously announced,” Shadow home secretary Chris Philp said. He said.
“Nigel Farage claimed that it was impossible to be deported before Nigel Farage and now says it is a policy.” “Who knows what to say next.”
