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MAPPED: The five Green-voting areas where a Reform Government could open migrant detention centres

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Five more areas are open to risk from Reform UK's plan to open migrant detention centres following the Green Party's success in the local election last week.The People's Channel has mapped out the areas set to be home to migrants under Nigel Farage's latest plan, after we mapped out the areas where Green MPs sit last week.

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Reform UK's spokesman for home affairs, Zia Yusuf, said Green-controlled areas would be prioritised due to what he described as the Green Party's support for "open borders".Mr Yusuf said last week: "Given the Green Party advocates for open borders and for an infinite number of undocumented men to come here, we will prioritise Green constituencies and Green-controlled councils to locate these detention centres.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "This is the fairest approach to ensuring democratic consent for all aspects of our mass deportation programme."With the success of the Greens at the local elections on Thursday, more areas are set to house some of the 200,000...

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