Nigel Farage's plan to deport foreign criminals to third countries defended by ex-prison governor: 'Why should Britons have to pay?!'

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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's plan to deport all foreign criminals from UK prisons has been hailed by commentator Emma Trimble.Speaking to GB News, Mrs Trimble said: "The idea itself I think is brilliant, and that suggestion from the Government that perhaps this would take too long, it would be too complicated, this is the short-termism that we need to be moving away from."I think for too long when we're faced with these situations, actually, that have led us to this point of national emergency on various fronts, so many things now are basically on fire, and we're trying to put out these fires without having the long term thinking that we need to be having."And I think that what we're seeing here with Reform is the kind of imagination that we need."WATCH ABOVE.

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Nigel Farage's plan to deport foreign criminals to third countries defended by ex-prison governor: 'Why should Britons have to pay?!'.

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Nigel Farage's plan to deport all foreign criminals from UK prisons has been backed by the party's Prisons Adviser.Speaking to GB News, ex-prison governor Vanessa Frake questioned "why the British taxpayer should pay" to keep foreign nationals in UK prisons.At a press conference earlier today, Mr Farage and Reform UK Home Affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf detailed their plan to deport foreign nationals and build thousands of "Nightingale prisons" to expand the UK's prison estate.Mr Farage said: "Under a Reform Government, foreign criminals will serve their sentences abroad, not on British soil.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "We will transfer all foreign criminals to serve their sentence at home or in another country, freeing up 10,000 prison spaces, and build 12,000 Nightingale prison places within 18 months to create the prison capacity necessary to keep dangerous criminals behind bars."Throwing her support behind the plan, Ms Frake told GB News: "The prison service is in such a state...

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A: Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's plan to deport all foreign criminals from UK prisons has been hailed by commentator Emma Trimble.Speaking to GB News, Mrs Trimble said: "The idea itself I think is brilliant, and that suggestion from the Government that perhaps this would take too long, it would be too complicated, this is the short-termism that we need to be moving away from."I think for too long when we're faced with these situations, actually, that have led us to this point of national emergency on various fronts, so many things now are basically on fire, and we're trying to put out these fires without having the long term thinking that we need to be having."And I think that what we're seeing here with Reform is the kind of imagination that we need."WATCH ABOVE.

B: Nigel Farage's plan to deport foreign criminals to third countries defended by ex-prison governor: 'Why should Britons have to pay?!'.

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A: Nigel Farage's plan to deport foreign criminals to third countries defended by ex-prison governor: 'Why should Britons have to pay?!'.

B: Nigel Farage's plan to deport all foreign criminals from UK prisons has been backed by the party's Prisons Adviser.Speaking to GB News, ex-prison governor Vanessa Frake questioned "why the British taxpayer should pay" to keep foreign nationals in UK prisons.At a press conference earlier today, Mr Farage and Reform UK Home Affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf detailed their plan to deport foreign nationals and build thousands of "Nightingale prisons" to expand the UK's prison estate.Mr Farage said: "Under a Reform Government, foreign criminals will serve their sentences abroad, not on British soil.