Immigration Election: Farage Urges Voters to Reject Open Borders ‘Uniparty’ and Back Reform

 

Brexit leader Nigel Farage has argued that voters who want to end the Channel migrant crisis should reject the Westminster “uniparty” represented by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer, whom he argued are merely two sides of the same open borders coin.

 

In his first campaign event ahead of the July 4th general election, Reform UK party honorary president Nigel Farage said that this election will be defined by immigration, following the betrayal of Brexit voters by the governing “Conservative” party, which has allowed in record waves of both legal and illegal immigration into the country after promising to “take back control” of the nation’s borders following the withdrawal from the European Union.

 

Speaking from Dover — the main landing point for illegal boat migrants in Britain — Farage argued that neither the Tories nor Labour have an answer to stop the boats, branding Starmer’s plan of cracking down on criminal gangs as a “joke”. Farage noted, for instance, the failure of the government and police to stop drug gangs as an illustration of how effective the state has been at that approach so far.

 

Turning to the Tories, Farage said of Sunak’s Rwanda scheme of sending illegals to have their asylum claims processed in the East African nation it will never get off the ground given legal challenges at home and abroad, with the UK still being bound by the European Court on Human Rights (ECHR) which previously blocked migrant removals to Rwanda.

 

“Neither side has any credible policy,” he said while warning that the continued waves of mostly military-age males are “very dangerous” and represent a “national emergency” which threatens to destabilise Britain.

 

“I think this is very dangerous. You only have to look at what has happened in Sweden, in cities like Malmo, to see that a large influx of young males coming from an entirely different culture – and certainly coming from a culture in which women are not even regarded as second-class citizens – has had frankly disastrous social effects,” he said.

 

 

 

 

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