Labor Party accuses Pritty Patel After last week’s record number of people arriving on the British coast in small boats, “total failure” to contain more and more people in small boats across the English Channel.
Shadow Secretary of the Interior, Nick Thomas-Simons, Told Sky News on Sunday that his opponent “incompetence on this issue is dangerous.”
According to reports, Boris Johnson “is irritated” Since his government failed to stop the number of arrivals in fear, there is no feasible policy to reduce the number of boats.
Senior officials believe that at least 10 people have died in the past few weeks while trying to cross one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. As of Friday, 24,700 people had crossed the border by boat this year, almost three times the 8,404 who arrived last year. In the past two weeks, more than 1,000 people have crossed twice in one day.
polling Sunday Telegraph It shows that 55% of the public and 77% of voters who supported the Conservative Party in the last election believed that the government’s method of managing the Strait Port was “too weak”.
Thomas Symonds said Patel and work from home Dozens of headlines have been generated with promised plans that have not prevented the numbers from reaching the coast of Kent.
“It was the Secretary of the Interior who said on her watch that she would make this route infeasible… If the numbers increase at the same rate again next year… We will have more people in the strait. It’s life-threatening, not the voters of Priti Patel,” he said.
Health Minister Sajid Javid defended Patel’s record. “The Secretary of the Interior is what I think did her best. She didn’t take any measures. She proposed legislation to Parliament, which will bring a lot of improvements- Nationality and Border Act ——This will bring about a series of changes,” he said in an interview with BBC One’s Andrew Mar Show.
Last week, when Johnson announced that Steve Barkley, Prime Minister of the Principality of Lancaster, was asked to review policy options and oversee interagency cooperation, Downing Street’s concerns about the Strait crossing spread to the public domain.
Barclays is expected to host his first interagency meeting on this issue this week. Fearing that hotel use is seen as an excessive “pull factor”, the meeting may discuss the need for more dispersed accommodation. It is expected that he will also focus on more diplomatic efforts around the government’s “offshore policy”—— Pay to other countries Accept asylum seekers and provide a basis for processing applications.
On Thursday, Conservative MPs confronted Johnson over the Strait crossing at a meeting of the 1922 committee. Former Conservative Party leader Sir Ian Duncan Smith was the first to challenge Johnson. He said: “Immigration is in our manifesto, in our DNA. If we don’t, they will not forgive us.”
