WATCH: Zia Yusuf launches furious tirade on Vodafone for 'outrageous act' after handing sim cards to thousands of illegal migrants

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Reform UK has accused Vodafone of "facilitating the invasion of Britain" after the mobile phone provider was found to have indirectly supplied free sim cards to illegal migrants.The telecommunications company, which is one of the largest in the UK, handed out 2,500 sim cards to a refugee charity for use by migrants who crossed the English Channel on small boats.Care4Calais released its annual report, which revealed the sim cards were distributed to migrants being housed at the Wethersfield migrant camp in Essex.In a letter addressed to Margherita Della Valle, Vodafone's chief executive, Zia Yusuf, Reform's home affairs spokesman, criticised the British company and suggested that UK customers "will be shocked to hear that their phone or broadband provider is actively endangering British women and girls".

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WATCH: Zia Yusuf launches furious tirade on Vodafone for 'outrageous act' after handing sim cards to thousands of illegal migrants.

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Zia Yusuf has launched a furious tirade on telecommunications company Vodafone after handing out thousands of free sim cards to illegal migrants.Speaking to GB News, the Reform UK Home Affairs spokesman declared the party will be "relentless at hunting down anybody who aids and abets illegal entry into this country" if they come in power at the next General Election.It has been revealed that Vodafone handed out 2,500 sim cards to a refugee charity for use by migrants who crossed the English Channel on small boats.In their annual report, Care4Calais said the free sim cards were distributed to migrants being housed at the Wethersfield migrant camp in Essex.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The Vodafone sim cards were allegedly supplied through an initiative called Charities Connected, designed to help people suffering from "digital exclusion" and would benefit from six months of free data, calls and texts.Criticising the company, Mr Yusuf detailed plans to implement Polanski's Law,...

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