Care Starmer says that the government will once consider the international immigration law

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Sir Kerr Starmer said that the government “will look again” about whether international law frustrates efforts to prevent illegal immigration to the United Kingdom, where the Prime Minister seeks to face the challenge of reform in the United Kingdom.

Curtain BBC said today The program, which should be applied by international laws in these circumstances as they are now, “adding that the countries were suffering from” collective migration in a way that we did not see in previous years. ”

As a result, “we need to look again with the interpretation of some of these provisions, not their demolition,” said on Wednesday, indicating that the government will consider how the provisions in the European Human Rights Agreement in the United Kingdom.

The 1998 UK Human Rights Law states that British courts must “take into account” the rulings of the European Human Rights Convention. The agreement has become controversial politically after its use by some courts to prevent migrants from being deported, including on the basis of rights in family life.

The comments come from Starmer after the Prime Minister used his main speech at the annual Labor Party conference in Liverpool on Tuesday to launch a A strong attack on Nigel Faraj reformAnd that has strong progress in opinion polls.

Farage called on Britain to leave Echr and any other international agreements that prevent the mass deportation of people who reach small boats or through other illegal channels.

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