PM on immigration: 'Back to square one' if Labour's in power
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PM on immigration: 'Back to square one' if Labour's in power
Rishi Sunak accuses Sir Keir Starmer of wanting to reverse the Rwanda bill even if it's working saying it's "crystal clear" the Labour leader doesn't have a plan to stop illegal migration and it would be "back to square one" if he came into power.
In response Mr Starmer says that even Rishi Sunak's former home secretary doesn't back the scheme and his current home secretary calls it "batshit".
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