Nigel Farage today warned anger among Brits over the small boats crisis represents a 'genuine threat to public order' as he revealed his plans for mass deportations.
The Reform UK leader, in a major speech in Oxfordshire this morning, unveiled his party's 'Operation Restoring Justice' proposals to deal with illegal migration.
Speaking at London Oxford Airport, Mr Farage said: 'The mood in the country around this issue is a mix between total despair and rising anger.
'And I would say this, that without action, without somehow the contract between the Government and the people being renewed, without some trust coming back, then I fear deeply that that anger will grow.
'In fact, I think there is now, as a result of this, a genuine threat to public order.'
