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Sunak defends immigration record, Starmer calls it a 'farce'

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Sunak defends immigration record, Starmer calls it a 'farce'

Sunak defends immigration record, Starmer calls it a 'farce'

Rishi Sunak defends the government's immigration record saying the numbers are down by a third last year.

But Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer calls the government's actions a "farce" saying they spent 400 million pounds but haven't been able to deport a single person.

Report by Czubalam.

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