https://twitter.com/Keir_Starmer/sta...54824307564813

[Labour will restore the security of Britain's borders.
Good to be in The Hague to set out how.]

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Starmer meeting Macron.

BBC News Text:
[Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer's plans
to tackle illegal migration if his party
were to win the general election next year.
The paper reports that the opposition
party is considering taking a share
of asylum seekers reaching Europe
as part of a deal in which the EU would
"take back" asylum seekers who entered the
UK illegally after crossing the Channel.


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Starmer in the EU
went Live on GMBHD itv


Speaking of his new plans

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The Smugglers will be called Terrorist under Starmer.

[This morning Labour are talking tough
on “smashing Channel migrant gangs”
to stop the boats, vowing to treat traffickers
like terrorists by freezing assets and restricting
their movements.
While Starmer appears in both The Sun
and The Times to sell his migrant deal to voters,
the Conservatives are already on
the counterattack: not only does the
deal junk the Rwanda plan,
it opens the door to thousands of EU migrants
in exchange for a new borders agreement
with Brussels.
Starmer is willing to accept a share
of asylum seekers in return for the
EU taking back migrants who arrive
via small boats.
Labour insist this is up for negotiation,
which is code for ‘yes’…

Stamer told The Times this morning:

“We effectively exited the returns agreement
we were in and have never replaced it.
The first job is to secure the borders and make
sure we are the ones determining who comes
to this country.”]


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no Arista, the migrants will be welcomed, it's the traffickers he wants to call terrorists

Yes corrected
thanks

Meanwhile,

Starmer is in Canada
acting like he is soon to be Prime Minister

Anyone out there still willing to defend labour as being different to the tories?

rayner is just ignored by starmer :laugh:

Sky News Text :
[The Labour party wants to reset UK foreign policy
if elected, including establishing new links to
the EU, The Observer reports.]

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Both Parties want illegal immigration because they can pay them on the cheap.

Also there are certain jobs that need filling that your average citizen see themselves as "too good" to be doing, so the Government (Tories or Labour) take illegal immigrants from primarily third world countries who don't understand the rights that they have, to do these unwanted jobs for pennies.

Allegedly anyway.

Well that's because he will be our next PM.

Have you seen what he is up against?

But Both Parties
will not allow "illegal migrants"
to work.

At face value anyway.

JOEYYYYYYYYYYYYY
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it's pretty obvious now that Starmer is just going to say anything to try and get the votes :laugh:

It worked for Boris in the brexit vote so the strategy isn't a stupid one. It's more a reflection on politics today.

It also wouldn't surprise me if he starts a chorus of "lock him up" against Sunak :laugh:

Yes fair points,
Starmer
is making sure Brexit voters
know he's staying with them

Every time he opens his mouth, he wipes out any ounce of respect they’ve managed to get since the last time he said something stupid, it’s practically a superpower at this point

BBC News Text:
[Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer plans to seek
a "major rewrite" of Britain's Brexit deal
if his party wins the next general election.
In an interview with the paper,
Sir Keir says the current deal the UK
has with the bloc is "too thin"]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-66839501



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BBC News Text
[The news that Unite, Labour's biggest union supporter,
will launch campaigns in "red wall" areas
to try and urge the party to launch "more radical"
policies in areas such as energy,
steel and green jobs.]




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