Keir Starmer Faces Serious Questions

[naomi24]

//Keir Starmer faces serious questions about his links with charities and lawyers who have campaigned to thwart our work to stop the boats// says Robert Jenrick, Minister for Immigration.

//Labour tried to block our Stop The Boats Act in Parliament, voting against it more than 80 times – and now their colleagues and pals are working to sabotage our plan in the courts. //

//Today we learn that a top lawyer who advised Labour on anti-racism policies is at the forefront of efforts to stop people being deported to Rwanda. //

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/23366140/keir-starmer-thwart-work-to-stop-deportations/

Trouble brewing for Mr Starmer?

[gulliver1]

Naomi 09.36 "Stop stirring" .....Not stirring
Just stating a plain obvious fact. My post was as much a news subject as this one is.

[naomi24]

I'm not arguing with you, Gulliver. Stop stirring.

[Hymie]

If you want to know the name of the top lawyer who advised Kier Starmer in relation to the Sun article, listen to this youtube video which includes LBC’s Andrew Castle asking just that question (who the top lawyer is) of Robert Jenrick (MP).

[Khandro]

Gromit: //Australia’s offshoring is very expensive for the tax payers. Each migrant costs £1.7 million to offshore.//

From where do you get that absurd figure ?

[Khandro]

Am I not correct in thinking that the loony left are happy to see the country inundated by immigrants & to thwart any initiative to remove them regardless of the consequences, in order to make the government look ineffective on the issue & aid Labour into power at the next election?

[Untitled]

you are not correct. even if they wanted to the "loony left" does not have enough power to thwart a government with such a large majority in parliament... they are managing that all by themselves.