Prime Minister Keir Starmer is apparently too shy to tell the country that he's throwing large numbers of illegal migrants out of Britain who shouldn't be here.

Quote alleged from inside the cabinet - "We’ve got a good story to tell on deportations,’ one Cabinet ally of Starmer told me, ‘but Keir’s too squeamish about selling it. There’s part of him that’s worried how the party will react."

So says Dan Hodges in the Daily Mail.

www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-14132...nt-deportations.html

David Lammy and Yvette Cooper have reintroduced visa controls on Colombia it says, which were lifted shortly after Sunak became PM in late 2022. Sunak's action led to a surge of migration and bogus asylum claims. Just what were the Tories playing at here? What a revelation that condemns the Conservative Party. The surge in recent years was no accident was it, it was deliberate Tory policy. They've perpetrated one of the biggest scams in political history on the population of our green and pleasant land.

I smell bullshit, when has the government and media ever been truthful?

Screw the party if he cracks this nut shout about it - he will be in post for years!

What interested me most about the 906,000 annual figure to June 2023 that came out yesterday, an almost million people here in a year, was that not only was the PM Rishi Sunak for most of that time but even more incredibly the hardline Farage loving darling of the right Suella Braverman was the Home Secretary during all this time. She was a big gob who talked a very good game yet oversaw one of the most catastrophic and unsustainable immigartion increases in the UK's history. What was she actually doing in that job other than fixating on the illegals, there was a vast legal problem going on. These were Tory figures, not Starmer's. If he doesn't wish to shout about getting a grip, even a bit, at last then what does that say about him.