Reform UK will jail bosses who employ illegal migrants under radical 'Deliveroo Law'

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Reform UK will jail bosses who employ illegal migrants under radical 'Deliveroo Law'.

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Reform UK will jail bosses who employ illegal migrant workers if it wins the next General Election.In an assault on "soft-touch Britain", the party is pledging to bring in what it calls "the harshest penalties in the world" for anyone who employs illegal migrants.Firms would face fines worth 10 per cent of their global revenues under the proposals.While CEOs and directors would face prison sentences under Nigel Farage's future Government.The policy has been dubbed "The Deliveroo Law", a reference to how illegal migrants have been using delivery apps to earn money in the UK.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Reform's home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf is expected to formally unveil the plans soon.He said: "The Tories and Labour have made Britain the softest-touch country in the world for illegal migrants to undercut British workers."There are companies whose entire business model is based on profiteering from illegal working."It is a slap in the face to the public.

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