Improvement UK Will pay Taliban Money to withdraw migrants who illegally enter Britain, Zia Yusuf Has accepted.
The former party president said that he feels that it is “quite appropriate” for the British government to hand over the money to the government to agree Return agreement With the country.
It comes Nigel Faraj prepares to unveil Britain’s bid to deal with illegal stay With human rights law and an overhaul of large -scale exile.
The reform leader has promised to leave the European convention on human rights and scrapping the Human Rights Act and replace them with a British bill rights, which will only apply to British citizens and those who have legal rights to live in the UK.
Those who come to Britain on small boats and other unauthorized routes, meanwhile, will have no right to claim asylum.
The purpose of the reform would be to provide them homes in facilities at old military bases, before they were sent to their native country, or third countries such as Rwanda or Albania.
Asked how the return will work, Mr. Yusuf – which leads the ‘Government Efficiency Department’ of reform, was modeling on Donald Trump’s ‘Dogi’ – BBC Radio 4’s Today program told: “Okay, we have a £ 2BN budget to offer countries.”
When it was placed for him that £ 2BN would be a decline in the sea for some countries, Mr. Yusuf replied: “This is not a drop in the sea for Afghanistan, of course there is not a drop in the sea for the eritrea, both countries which are top in the list of boat crossings.”
Asked if he was talking about handing over money to the Taliban, he said: “This country already gives £ 151 meters to Afghanistan as foreign aid. I think it’s quite appropriate.”
When it was kept for them that the government is not handing over the money to the Taliban to withdraw the people, she said: “I think it is quite appropriate. Then, the British people are being taken advantage of their goodwill.
“The notion that the Afghans topped the list in terms of illegally crossing the channel, most of them are fighting men of the ages in this country, while this country gives £ 151m to Afghanistan.
Housing Minister Matthew Penicook dismissed the correction plans as something, which was “placed together on the back of a phag packet”.
Talking to Sky News, he said: “This government has acquired returns agreement with France including groundbreaking pilot agreement. We are trying to secure others, but, clearly, clearly, the idea that Nigel Faraj and Circus that can come into improvement and secure the agreements, I think I think for birds”.
But Mr. Yusuf emphasized the party’s plan to deal with illegal stay, as he estimated that it would cost £ 10 billion in a period of five years.
To explain the budget of the latest home office, it has been said to explain the budget that the cost of the UK refuge system is currently the cost of £ 5BN to run, Mr. Yusuf said: “This is just a home office number. This deduction does not come close to the total cost of asylum and illegal migration in this country, does not take anything for the boundary force, no one takes anything on the NHS or welfare, or a state pension on the welfare, a state pension, a state pension, a state pension, a state pension A state pension.
“This does not count either of those things, which is why our program will actually save hundreds of billion pounds to the British taxpayer in the coming decades, by deporting people legally in this country.”