Farage would have migrants deported as a prime minister – even to Afghanistan and Eritrea

Deportations to Afghanistan and Eritrea, circumcision of the opposition rights of rejected asylum seekers, unproven allegations against men from “backward countries”: In the British asylum discussion, politicians outbid themselves with harsh measures and slogans to reduce the number of migrants. National populist Nigel Farage, whose reform party is up to ten percentage points ahead of Keir Stranders Labor government in all surveys, even supports the United Kingdom from the Geneva Convention on Refugee. All “illegally” coming over the English Canal would have to be deported immediately – even in uncertain countries of origin such as Eritrea and Afghanistan or on the British Ascension island in the South Atlantic.