Farage rows back on plan to deport women and children as part of migration crackdown

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On Tuesday, Nigel Farage indicated the party would detain and deport women and children as part of their plans - but the following day insisted media reports which said he would do so were ‘wrong, wrong, wrong’

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Nigel Farage has rowed back on plans to deport women and children as part of Reform UK’s plan to tackle illegal migration.

Farage rows back on plan to deport women and children as part of migration crackdown

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