‘Britain is still being invaded!’ Zia Yusuf tells Andy Burnham to tackle small boat crisis ‘before it's too late’

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‘Britain is still being invaded!' Zia Yusuf tells Andy Burnham to tackle small boat crisis ‘before it's too late'.

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Zia Yusuf has warned that "Britain is still being invaded" as tensions over the small boat crisis boil over across England's south coast.

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Speaking to GB News, the Reform home Affairs spokesman challenged Andy Burnham and Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to "follow our plan" to address the issue "before it is too late".Coastal communities like Portsmouth and Dover have seen protests erupt over the migrants, who were rescued from the English Channel by the RNLI, being deposited on nearby beaches to be processed and dispersed around the country.Amid tense standoffs with the police and calls for a crackdown on masked demonstrations from the Home Secretary, Mr Yusuf implored the Government to take action on the number of migrants breaking into Britain.

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Make no mistake about it," he said.The Reform home affairs spokesman also criticised footage that showed an extensive police presence protecting coaches that were en route to...

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A: Speaking to GB News, the Reform home Affairs spokesman challenged Andy Burnham and Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to "follow our plan" to address the issue "before it is too late".Coastal communities like Portsmouth and Dover have seen protests erupt over the migrants, who were rescued from the English Channel by the RNLI, being deposited on nearby beaches to be processed and dispersed around the country.Amid tense standoffs with the police and calls for a crackdown on masked demonstrations from the Home Secretary, Mr Yusuf implored the Government to take action on the number of migrants breaking into Britain.

B: Make no mistake about it," he said.The Reform home affairs spokesman also criticised footage that showed an extensive police presence protecting coaches that were en route to...