Reform vows to slap tariffs on countries that refuse to take back migrants as party promises to deport Afghan and Palestinian refugees
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Reform UK has vowed to slap tariffs on countries that refuse to take back migrants and end Labour's Palestinian and Afghan refugee resettlement scheme.Nigel Farage is expected to announce the plans this week, alongside new visa restrictions and airspace bans targeting nations that refuse to cooperate with British deportation efforts.
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The UK has faced issues with nations refusing to accept migrants back to their countries of origin.Most recently, Pakistan rejected appeals from Labour to take back Rochdale grooming gang ringleader Shabir Ahmed.
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