US EditionTaliban: We’re ready to work with Farage on migrants
Reform UK proposes deporting 600,000 illegal migrants over five years, with the Taliban agreeing to accept deported Afghans supported by aid, aiming to address the UK migrant crisis, Farage said.
- On Tuesday, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage unveiled a plan to deport 600,000 illegal migrants over five years by striking deals with countries like Afghanistan and Iran.
- The plan follows the Taliban's 2021 takeover of Afghanistan amid humanitarian and human rights crises, and the UK government not recognizing the Taliban as Afghanistan's legitimate government.
- The Taliban confirmed readiness to cooperate with Farage's plan, refusing direct payments but welcoming aid to support returnees and pledging to treat them with dignity, while Germany has resumed deportations to Afghanistan after a returns deal.
- Farage committed £2 billion to encouraging other countries to accept deported individuals, promised to repeal major human rights legislation, and stated that anyone entering the UK unlawfully would be held and removed without the possibility of remaining.
- Critics warn the plan risks deporting people to hostile regimes, may worsen public anger, and faces legal and practical challenges without strong international cooperation and protections for vulnerable migrants.
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From Afghanistan the Taliban have already replied to him: "Added to welcome whoever Farage wants to send us"
Reform Party leader Uk presents the program to resolve the immigration emergency. Predicted agreements also with Eritrea and Afghanistan. The Taliban say "ready to cooperate"
Richard Tice confirms Reform UK is open to migrant deportation deal with Taliban
Reform UK’s Deputy Leader Richard Tice has confirmed that his party is open to paying the Taliban to secure a migrant deportation deal, despite their appalling human rights record. Farage set out plans yesterday to deport 600,000 illegal immigrants in five years if it wins the next election. In order to do so, the Reform UK leader said anybody who arrived illegally would be immediately detained, including women and children, and that he would p…
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