The UK can suspend the visa of countries that “do not play” and have agreed to withdraw immigrants, the new Secretary of State said he expressed his hard approach to counter illegal immigration.
On the third day of this work, Shabbana Mahmoud said he would “do whatever is needed” to stop small boat crossings.
He also reached the “completely unacceptable” number of immigrants entering the UK in Dinghies after the number of channels this year.
Ms. Mahmoud said she had discussed a visa suspension with the British “five -eye” allies, because she met with Christie Nom and the security counterpart of Donald Trump and Australia, Canada and New Zealand.
“For countries that do not play the ball, we have talked about how we can take more coordinated actions between the five countries,” he said.
“To us, that means that the future visa cut, just to say, you know, we expect countries to play balls, playing the rules, and if one of your citizens do not have the right to be in our country, you have to retrieve them.”
He insisted that the action was “labor policy” by promising “whatever necessary” to stop small boat crossings.
“This is a government working with work policy and work offers,” he said.
“We’ve been dealing with this for a while. It has been discussed throughout the government for a while, and I am clearly clear that there must be a strong approach to maintaining our border, which means telling countries that do not return our citizens that we simply do not want our laws to be unbearable.”
His movement is the most important appointment by Kierer Storm in the deformation by Angela Reiner’s resignation.
The government is trying to cover the crisis due to the highest number registered at this stage of the year, as Nigel Farge’s reforms seek to invest.
Britain returned agreements with countries such as Albania, India, Pakistan, Vietnam, Iraq, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Georgia, Somalia, Serbia and Algeria.
The ministers also recently agreed on a return agreement with France, though it could evaporate if the French government collapse, as expected.
Ms. Mahmoud’s remarks beyond Sir Kiestter, who said at the G7 meeting in June, Britain could limit visas for countries that do not do enough to deal with the irregular migration crisis, such as the return of failed asylum seekers.
Ms. Mahmoud is also planning to suppress more widespread immigration policy, and this week is expected to set up plans to transfer asylum seekers from hotels to military garrisons this week after the summer of immigration protests.
Defense Minister John Haley confirmed Sunday that he is working with the Defense Ministry to identify sites at home.
“Reconstruction of our fame on the world scene is how we are dealing with serious organized crime and securing our borders,” Ms. Mahmoud said.
