British Conservative MP and Minister for Business and Trade, Kemi Badenoch, has stirred strong reactions following her recent remarks calling for stricter immigration enforcement against foreign nationals involved in criminal activities.
In a statement widely circulated on social media and reported in several UK outlets, Badenoch asserted:
“Deport all foreign criminals…our country is a home, not a hotel.”CONTINUE READING
Her comment comes amid growing public concern over crime involving non-citizens in the United Kingdom, and ongoing debates about the country’s border control and deportation policies.
Badenoch, who has Nigerian heritage, has been a prominent voice in the Conservative Party’s law-and-order agenda. While her tough stance on illegal immigration and foreign crime has received praise from some quarters of the British public, critics argue that her rhetoric risks fueling xenophobia and oversimplifying complex legal issues around asylum and deportation.
The Home Office has yet to release an official response or new policy measures following her comments. However, insiders suggest that stronger deportation laws may be introduced in the coming parliamentary sessions.
Reporting by OndoPress News Desk.
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