US EditionSir Keir Starmer says 24,000 people who have 'no right to be here' have been returned under Labour
- Sir Keir Starmer announced that 24,000 illegal immigrants have been returned since July, marking the highest return rate in eight years.
- The UK is spending £33 million to disrupt human smuggling networks and improve border security.
- Yvette Cooper highlighted the need for international cooperation to dismantle smuggling networks effectively.
- Starmer referred to boats used by smugglers as 'death traps,' emphasizing the dangers involved.
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Failed asylum seekers could be deported to safe countries under new Labour plans
FAILED asylum seekers could be deported to safe countries under plans being considered by Labour. PM Sir Keir Starmer was asked by reporters if he was looking at such schemes at Britain’s illegal migration summit yesterday. EPAFailed asylum seekers could be deported to safe countries under new Labour plans[/caption] Sir Keir said his government is “considering anything that works” in the battle against small boat crossings. Return hubs would tak…
What is Starmer's £33m plan to smash 'vile' Channel migration gangs?
The government has announced a £33 million plan to smash the "vile people-smuggling gangs" behind unauthorised migration.The policy was announced by the Home Office ahead of a landmark summit in the UK today, where more than 40 countries are discussing ways to tackle illegal immigration.Writing in the Mail on Sunday ahead of the summit, Keir Starmer said he was "shocked" by the "most extraordinary disconnect" between policing, Border Force and i…
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