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Migrants Border Force
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IT IS a terrible irony that this government’s two highest office-holders have been found to have broken the law after a prolonged Tory campaign against “illegal asylum-seekers.”
That campaign has reached a new and frankly despicable turn with the announcement that the government intends to set up an offshore refugee-processing centre.
Of course, it may be a long time before anyone is ever processed there. If the Home Office immigration division operates with its usual efficiency it could be a very long time.
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