‘Law made to look like an arse': Keir Starmer's X post slammed for hypocrisy
Author Douglas Murray discusses UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's thoughts on small boat crossings in Britain.
The number of people claiming asylum in the UK in 2024 was the highest since records began.
'Keir Starmer says, you know, in a tweet, 'I'm angry', in order to try to placate the actual, real anger of the British public,' Mr Murray told Sky News host Rita Panahi.
'The migration just keeps going up, up, and up endlessly.
'What's the point in even pretending you have borders?
'If Starmer actually wants to demonstrate that he feels angry about this … he should start the force deportation of the hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people who have broken into the UK illegally.'
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