UK’s hard-right Reform party says it will mass deport migrants if it wins power
Nigel Farage, the leader of the UK’s hard reform, the British party, said on Tuesday that if he wins the next election, he would leave the European Convention on Human Rights and would take everyone illegally detained and deported.
After a significant increase in the number of immigrants coming by boats throughout the British channel, Farage has revealed an important increase for weeks of protests about the use of hotel use to host the government’s plans to cope with illegal migration and to host asylum seekers.
Although the 650 chairs in the House of Commons only hired only four, Farage’s party gained acceleration by disappointing that successive governments could not reduce the number of immigrants coming with boats. National questionnaires suggest that reform support is equal or exceeded to the ruling Labor Party and Conservatives.
“If you come to the United Kingdom illegally, you’ll be detained and deported, and you will never be allowed to stay,” Farage said at a press conference at a press conference.
Ilk The mood in the country is a mixture between the total despair and the rising anger ,, he added that if no action is not taken, it is now a “real threat to public order”.
Farage, who has long been trying to connect problems such as public health and housing to immigrants, reiterated Britain’s attitude towards “invaded” by immigrants. He said that if he came to power, he would abandon the European Convention on the European Human Rights, and that he would repel or “disappear için to prevent all other rights agreements in order to prevent all asylum claims and to deport the authorized immigrants.
The party promised to scal the capacity of the detention facilities and to secure agreements to return immigrants such as Afghanistan, Eritrea and Iran.
If the asylum seekers were sent back to the countries where they escaped, they were asked to torture or repeatedly the possibility of being killed, and Farage said: “Alternative is not to do anything.
So far, more than 28,000 people have passed the British channel to reach the UK with a boat, increasing approximately 50% compared to the same period last year. According to official figures, many more people – more than 111,000 – shows that they have applied for asylum in the UK until June.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer, conservative administration to Rwanda’ya unauthorized vehicles to send immigrants planned to send the flagship plan. Instead, he fixed his hopes to an agreement with France last month, and sent some immigrants who sent the British channel back to France.
British officials, despite the first program containing a limited number of people, “one, an exit” plan was a great breakthrough.
The government also wants to accelerate the processing of asylum claims. Authorities hosted tens of thousands of immigrants waiting for a long -boiled policy, which has been boiled for a long time but has been overthrown in protests in recent weeks, after being accused of sexual assault and being accused of sexual assault. The man refused to blame.
Anti -immigrant demonstrators and counter -protests flared up after gaining temporary precautionary measures to close the Bell Hotel in EPPING at the foot of London last week.
