“Collective deportation must be performed,” says UK reform.

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The collective deportation of asylum seekers who arrive in Britain by a small boat “can be done” and “must be done”. Reform in the UK said that it is preparing to reveal radical plans to detain and expel tens of thousands of immigrants.

big UK reform Zia Yusuf said on Tuesday that the right -wing Popular Party, if elected, if elected, guarantee that immigrants who arrive in the small boat were not allowed to wander around the community.

Youssef was speaking before a press conference by Nigel Faraj, where the reform leader would detail plans to collect every immigrant that illegally reaching the United Kingdom and deporting them to their country of origin or other safe third countries.

Youssef accepted that Farraj had previously said that the deportation of all young immigrants was “a political impossibility.”

“His point of view on this has changed clearly due to the facts on the ground and the fact that we have now done the work that can not only do this, but must be done,” he told the BBC.

The party’s plans include removing the United Kingdom from the European Convention on Human Rights and Reducing the Human Rights Law, which are used to prevent forced deportation for asylum seekers.

I pledged to assemble people in the surplus army bases, as well as build new detention centers that could carry tens of thousands of people before removal. Al -Islah said that the plan will cost 10 billion pounds over five years.

Yusef He said that the “first stage” of the deportation scheme will include adults and the “second stage” will see the unaccompanied children who were removed by the end of the next parliament.

The following general elections are scheduled to be held by 2029. The reform is currently leading the ruling Labor Party and opposition governors in the poll.

In 2024, the UK received about 108100 Applicants asylumThe fifth highest in the European Union and registered for Britain. Upon modifying the size of the population, 17 largest number of requests received 16 per 10,000 of the population, according to the Oxford Department of Deportation.

Small boat crossings were an ongoing issue in light of the former Conservative Party government and the work administration of Mr. Kiir Starmer, which reached power in July 2024. This year was a record of such crossings.

So far, the government has insisted that it could reduce small boat crossings by improving the asylum system, including accelerating the decision -making process and removing the people whose requests have been rejected.