UK migration policy has ‘failed’, says Tory deputy chair.

LONDON — Britain’s ruling Conservatives have “failed” to get undocumented migration to the U.Okay. underneath management, the social gathering’s personal deputy chair Lee Anderson has advised Nigel Farage.

Discussing U.Okay. migration policy with the previous Brexit Party chief on his GB News present on Tuesday, Anderson stated: “This is out of control, we are in power at the moment, I am the deputy chair of the Conservative party, we are in government and we have failed on this. There is no doubt about it.”

“We have said we are going to fix it, it is a failure,” he added.

Anderson, who was given an official social gathering put up by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in February, and has his personal present on the self-styled anti-woke GB News, is understood for his outspoken views. 

Earlier this week he got here underneath hearth for saying that if asylum seekers don’t want to be housed on a barge — referring to the Bibby Stockholm boat — then they need to “fuck off back to France.”

Asked by Farage if he wished to apologize for his profanity-laden feedback, Anderson stated they have been “born out of frustration, born out of me being absolutely furious.” 

Government colleagues backed Anderson over his barge feedback. Justice Secretary Alex Chalk described Anderson’s controversial assertion as “salty” however “not unreasonable,” in an interview on LBC.

Anderson stated in his Farage interview that he believes “it is a bit hard for the British public at the moment to actually understand what we are trying to do with the Rwanda flights and the change in legislation, the Illegal Migration Bill, and it seems very slow.” He was referencing the U.Okay.’s Rwanda scheme, which might see ministers ship some asylum seekers to the east African nation. The U.Okay.’s Court of Appeal dominated in opposition to the plan in June.