“They Can Survive Dinghy Crossings So Why Can’t They Pick Fruit?” | Migrants Given Chance To Stay

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Published 2024-07-20
Labour is speeding up asylum claims for tens of thousands of migrants who were supposed to be sent to Rwanda.

Of the 90,000 migrants told they could be deported, around 60,000 are now expected to have their claims approved.

Some migrants took their cases to the High Court and were told yesterday that their claims will be processed within a week as a priority.

Former PM Rishi Sunak's policies blocked illegal arrivals from getting refugee status, causing a huge backlog of cases over the past 18 months, with no deportation flights to Rwanda.

Sir Keir Starmer, who has ended the Rwanda scheme, announced that processing will start on the estimated 90,000 claims.

Alex Phillips speaks with political commentator Matthew Torbitt.

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All Comments (21)
  • Why is no one address the issue. These young men are coming to this country, a large percentage are joining gangs, drugs or trafficking . Sadly it's a fact
  • @seanhayes9769
    No Old people, no disabled people, no group of children, no luggage, just young men ?
  • @clairryanonline
    What about being persecuted in this country?! Ask a gay, Jewish, female living in Whitechapel how protected they feel.
  • @johnmccully6289
    That guy wants to wake up and smell the coffee, he has no idea what is going on around him.
  • @BlackGriffin195
    Alex for Prime Minister. Me for Chancellor.. We will sort this country out. Every boat dragged back to France. Every plane from Pakistan refused landing rights. Every unemployed immigrant has every benefit removed and replaced with a single ticket to their home country (and one for each family member) All their passports stamped "Prohibitted Immigrant"
  • @elainepettis5075
    Of course they can pick fruit. I was helping my parents, brothers and sister in the 50's. We would never have survived without that money, My parents were too proud to ask for welfare.
  • Alex I really felt for you trying to interview this man ,he was like a card board character
  • @imbonkers3629
    60% of all benefit claimants in Germany are immigrants 😮they are not coming to work 😮they want a house nhs and benefits 🙄
  • @_Why_123
    I would suggest that the British people not worry too much, because seeing the way things are going there, very soon they will be able to flee the persecution of life there, and apply for political asylum somewhere nicer and warmer! 🤗
  • Stop wasting your time on this Alex and join Reform and stand for what you believe in,
  • @davidlowen7802
    We do not require hundreds of thousands of fruit pickers thanks!
  • @ILiquidGasI
    The thing that gets me is, they go through ALL of Europe, a safe place to refuge, but still continue across the channel to the UK. We are too soft
  • @sahara1405
    I have been retired for 6 years. What I witness every day is vast numbers of foreigners not working, scrounging, every day in town, in parks everywhere out of work scrounges.
  • @Sharon-zi1xn
    Wow where did they get this bright spark from? Could he be more dull and boring, got the personality of a brick!! Alex talking sense as usual, completely agree with her as always!
  • @lizevans8043
    the only trees they want to pick are money trees of which there are plenty in UK