Zia Yusuf vows to make Britain a 'zero tolerance country for illegal working' with Reform UK crackdown

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Reform UK has branded illegal working a "slap in the face" to Britons as the party promises a series of measures to "reclaim our high streets".Setting out the major pledge, Home Affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf vowed a Reform Government would pass a "Deliveroo Law", making CEOs and directors of large companies benefitting from illegal working.He said: "Under a Reform Government, Britain will have the harshest penalties in the world for those employing illegal migrants."Bosses of companies employing illegal migrants will be sent to prison, and their companies fined 10 per cent of their global revenues."There are companies whose entire business model is based on profiting from illegal working."It is a slap in the face to the public.

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It makes a mockery of our immigration laws, takes jobs from British workers and is funding the people smugglers in the Channel."Young British people are being shut out of entry level jobs and our whole economy is being undermined.

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We will introduce the toughest...

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Zia Yusuf has vowed to make Britain a "zero tolerance" nation against illegal working after unveiling Reform UK's new "Deliveroo Law".Speaking to GB News, the party's home affairs spokesman made clear that it is about "standing up for British workers" amid the "catastrophe" of illegal working.Addressing a press conference earlier today, Mr Yusuf vowed to crack down on illegal migration, pledging to jail company bosses who use or employ illegal migrant labour.

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He said: "We will introduce the toughest penalties in the world for those who employ and profit from illegal migrants.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "We will restore order to our high streets, protect the integrity of our border and return fairness to the British economy.

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We will stand up for British workers."Detailing the legislation on GB News, Mr Yusuf told host Martin Daubney: "It's about standing up for British workers, and if there's a stat that sums up the decline in Britain over the last 15 years, it's that for every...

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