UK asylum plans shows post-Brexit Britain is ‘in very dark place’, Albanian PM warns
The Albanian Prime Minister shows that Sir Keir Starmer’s plan to send unsuccessful asylum seekers abroad was a “very dark place” after Brexit after Brexit.
In a fluffy attack, Edi Rama said that the Prime Minister was “looking for places to evacuate immigrants – – a unimaginable plan ten years ago.
He said that Brexit has initiated a change in public discourse, which means “completely unacceptable, completely absurd, completely embarrassing”.
And in an interview GuardianMr. Rama said: “10 years ago, one of the things that could not be imagined… Britain said he would look for places to evacuate immigrants.
“Today is not only the unimaginable, it is happening, Keir Starmer or Rishi altar does not do something ugly, the country is in a very dark place.”
Socialist Albanian pm added: “Eighty percent of the things that are said or written or accepted as a normal part of today’s discourse in England [before Brexit] It would be completely unacceptable, completely absurd, completely embarrassing. ”
Mr Rama’s interview, Sir Keir’s pressure on the small boats of the British channel of the British channel, as a part of the failed asylum seekers with a handful of countries on the “return centers”, he said.
The Prime Minister announced his plans while visiting Tirana, the capital of Albania, but he experienced a setback because he insisted that he could not host one of the planned centers of England in British.
However, his comments insisted that there was no excavation in Sir Keir, he said that the British counterpart was “a very good and enjoyable person ve and that he rejected similar plans under Mr. Altak and Boris Johnson in the past.
Albania is currently running a similar Returns Hub program with Italy.
Among the countries that are thought to be evaluated by the UK are Serbia, Bosnia and Northern Macedonia.
Downing Street, his goal is to remain in the UK all the routes of the people who have no legal foundation to remain here, he said.
Sir Keir’s spokesman at that time, “We saw that people from safe countries in the past use the tactics of losing their documents or starting a family,” he said.
The Prime Minister admitted that the return centers would not stop the boats within themselves, but when the smuggling was combined with other measures designed to fight the gangs and give back those who do not have the right to be in the UK.
