Nigel Farage wanted to get the political focus onto his party's home turf by talking about immigration at a press conference Monday morning.
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Nigel Farage wanted to get the political focus onto his party’s home turf by talking about immigration at a press conference Monday morning.
He insisted that his party’s plan to use the Royal Navy to intercept and return migrant boats crossing the English Channel would comply with international law.
It comes after Prime Minister Andy Burnham visited Dover on the weekend and hinted at his plans to tackle small boat crossings.
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