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But MPs said there were in particular widespread concerns about "morally bankrupt" moves to ramp up the deportation of families - which in practice would mean increased detention of children before removal. "I didn't fight an election as a Labour MP to bundle distressed children on to deportation flights," one MP said. Another MP in a Green-facing seat said they were facing an enormous backlash on social media. "It's all terrible. Straight out of the far-right playbook. Lots of colleagues feel the same," said a third.
But MPs said there were in particular widespread concerns about "morally bankrupt" moves to ramp up the deportation of families - which in practice would mean increased detention of children before removal. "I didn't fight an election as a Labour MP to bundle distressed children on to deportation flights," one MP said. Another MP in a Green-facing seat said they were facing an enormous backlash on social media. "It's all terrible. Straight out of the far-right playbook. Lots of colleagues feel the same," said a third.
But MPs said there were in particular widespread concerns about "morally bankrupt" moves to ramp up the deportation of families - which in practice would mean increased detention of children before removal. "I didn't fight an election as a Labour MP to bundle distressed children on to deportation flights," one MP said. Another MP in a Green-facing seat said they were facing an enormous backlash on social media. "It's all terrible. Straight out of the far-right playbook. Lots of colleagues feel the same," said a third.
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Enver Solomon, the chief executive of Refugee Council, said: “What’s being forgotten here is that behind these proposals are men, women and children who have survived war, persecution and unimaginable loss, and who arrive in the UK with almost nothing. “These reforms sound tough, but they won't fix the real problems in the asylum system. Instead, they risk creating more delays, more stress and ‘more inhumane treatment for the very people the system is meant to protect
Enver Solomon, the chief executive of Refugee Council, said: “What’s being forgotten here is that behind these proposals are men, women and children who have survived war, persecution and unimaginable loss, and who arrive in the UK with almost nothing. “These reforms sound tough, but they won't fix the real problems in the asylum system. Instead, they risk creating more delays, more stress and ‘more inhumane treatment for the very people the system is meant to protect
Enver Solomon, the chief executive of Refugee Council, said: “What’s being forgotten here is that behind these proposals are men, women and children who have survived war, persecution and unimaginable loss, and who arrive in the UK with almost nothing. “These reforms sound tough, but they won't fix the real problems in the asylum system. Instead, they risk creating more delays, more stress and ‘more inhumane treatment for the very people the system is meant to protect
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Polanski said it would be “wild” to rule out working with anyone on his first day. But he went on: 44 In Keir Starmer we’ve seen someone who got elected on the coattails of Jeremy Corbyn, who made lots of promises to protect communities, to bring about a leftwing change in this country, to stand up for some of the poorest communities. And what we’ve had in Keir Starmer is despicable in terms of the politics. It is someone who has sold those communities out. He’s not just sold his party out, and the people who voted for him. The people I'm more concerned about are the people that are suffering in this country every day, who are worried about the future of this country, who see Nigel Farage give - and let’s call it what it is - a racist press conference, and not just not condemn it, but implicitly nod to it.
Polanski said it would be “wild” to rule out working with anyone on his first day. But he went on: 44 In Keir Starmer we’ve seen someone who got elected on the coattails of Jeremy Corbyn, who made lots of promises to protect communities, to bring about a leftwing change in this country, to stand up for some of the poorest communities. And what we’ve had in Keir Starmer is despicable in terms of the politics. It is someone who has sold those communities out. He’s not just sold his party out, and the people who voted for him. The people I'm more concerned about are the people that are suffering in this country every day, who are worried about the future of this country, who see Nigel Farage give - and let’s call it what it is - a racist press conference, and not just not condemn it, but implicitly nod to it.
Polanski said it would be “wild” to rule out working with anyone on his first day. But he went on: 44 In Keir Starmer we’ve seen someone who got elected on the coattails of Jeremy Corbyn, who made lots of promises to protect communities, to bring about a leftwing change in this country, to stand up for some of the poorest communities. And what we’ve had in Keir Starmer is despicable in terms of the politics. It is someone who has sold those communities out. He’s not just sold his party out, and the people who voted for him. The people I'm more concerned about are the people that are suffering in this country every day, who are worried about the future of this country, who see Nigel Farage give - and let’s call it what it is - a racist press conference, and not just not condemn it, but implicitly nod to it.