Labour minister DENIES 'invasion' of illegal migrants after 60,000 people collapse Spanish border
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Labour minister DENIES 'invasion' of illegal migrants after 60,000 people collapse Spanish border.
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Watch the moment Labour minister Louise Haigh denies Europe is facing an "invasion" of illegal migrants after the Spanish border was stormed by 60,000 people.Speaking to GB News, the Minister for the Cabinet Office defended the efforts of Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood amid fears the illegal migrants could eventually enter the UK from Spain.Asked whether she believes we are witnessing an "invasion" of Europe by illegal migrants, Ms Haigh disagreed.She told GB News: "No, I wouldn't use language like that.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "It's not acceptable to cross into over our borders illegally, and we will ensure that we do everything we can to stop them attempting to leave Belgium and France in the first place."Defending Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, she added: "But we need to make sure that is done properly, in coordination with other...
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