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I don't think she's done any of the sort? Didn't she just make it harder to get Indefinite Leave to Remain as a refugee?
Hey, try reading the article before commenting.
It's some weird nonsense about the Home Secretary deporting herself written by this guy
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So why did you take it at face value in your original comment?
I didn't see much issue with what she said. I think Labour is coming up with a sensible strategy
Sensible? They call it Danish-style, but the Danish Social Democrats reportedly just got their bottoms handed to them at the local elections ballot box, losing almost half their mayors and about a quarter of their councillors from the last local elections, with Copenhagen electing a non-Social-Democrat mayor for the first time since the post was created in 1938. Is that what Labour really wants to turn itself into?