Rishi Sunak has unveiled what he describes as the nation's strictest anti-illegal immigration laws. These measures aim to significantly alter the UK's approach to immigration and asylum seekers. “Stop the boat" represents Sunak's stance against illegal migration and his commitment to securing UK borders.
Sunak, through a social media post, emphasised the necessity of these stringent measures. He underscored the importance of parliament having control over immigration, rather than foreign courts or criminal organisations. The UK prime minister has highlighted that, while immigration is beneficial, it is imperative to end the abuse of the system and achieve sustainable levels.
“This week we’ve taken the tough decisions to secure our borders. Immigration is too high. Illegal migration must end," he wrote on X (formerly Twitter).
“So how you came to UK?" asked another user. “How many Illegal Migrants are there? Where are they? If they are illegal, what court were they convicted in? When are you going to deport them? If they are illegal migrants and have been refused Settled Status so are not Refugees, why have they not been sent home? As Asylum Seekers are NEVER Illegal, where are these illegal migrants coming from?" asked one user. “You and your party keep mentioning them, Do your duty, tell the #British Public and the Authorities where they are," he added.
“The day Rishi Sunak became a fully fiddled fascist. It’s why he fought & bribed his way into number 10 with his wife who pays no tax," posted another user. “The “tough decisions to secure our borders"? What??? What’s tough about having to decide to have secure borders? What’s tough is the result of open borders," wrote another.
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