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Migrant crisis: Government reopens Campsfield immigration detention centre

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The Government has reopened the Campsfield immigration detention facility near Oxford as part of plans to boost spaces to house asylum seekers and foreign offenders while they wait to be deported.

It comes as Sir Keir Starmer’s Government is seeking to tackle the backlog of asylum cases and speed up removals.

Campsfield has an additional 160 beds after the first phase of refurbishment, with plans for that to later rise to 400.

Speaking exclusively to GB News,Minister for Border Security and Asylum, Alex Norris said: “We are making it unmistakeably clear that illegal migrants who break our laws will not remain in the UK. Opening Campsfield IRC will allow us to scale up our enforced returns activity and remove thousands more foreign criminals quickly.

“We have taken control of a system in chaos with the highest level of returns and deportations for nearly a decade. This expansion will help us continue on that trajectory – more bedspaces, more capacity, more removals.

“This is delivery in action. We are unapologetic about doing whatever it takes to enforce our borders, uphold the law, and keep our country safe”.

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Mark Field STATES it’s TOO EARLY to WRITE OFF REFORM in a general election

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‘It’s far too early to write Nigel Farage and his party off!’

Former Foreign Office Minister Mark Field discusses questions about how tactical voting could affect Reform UK’s chances in the next election.

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Has the Government actually smashed the gangs after all?

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Has the Government actually smashed the gangs after all?

GB News Home & Security Editor, Mark White, discusses the latest migrant figures which suggest that numbers are lower than they were 12 months ago.

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“TRAITORS!” Lee Anderson gives DAMNING VERDICT of backbench MPs

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Lee Anderson has branded Westminster backbenchers as “traitors” in a damning attack of Parliament. Asked if he would consider …

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Dewbs & Co | Monday 12th October

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Plain-speaking, straight-talking – Michelle Dewberry delivers her individual take on the day’s news.

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Labour minister REFUSES TO RULE OUT Brexit reversal

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A Labour government minister has refused to rule out rejoining the European Union.

It comes after Andy Burnham claimed Russia “clearly” meddled in the 2016 Brexit referendum in an indication he may push to rejoin the EU.

Asked if Labour would put reversing Brexit into their next manifesto, Defence Minister Luke Pollard said: “I don’t think you can have a conversation about how we are meaningfully going to grow our economy, how we’re going to reinforce our place in the world without having a conversation about our relationship with the European Union.”

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