Former MEP Steven Woolfe has launched a scathing attack on Labour's decision to scrap the Rwanda policy, calling it "a terrible idea" and warning it removes the "only effective deterrent" against Channel crossings.

Speaking to GB News, Woolfe highlighted that over 150,000 people have crossed the Channel in small boats since 2018.

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GB News has revealed that 1,300 illegal migrants have crossed the English Channel since Christmas Day, with hundreds more arriving today{ai:summary}<p>Former MEP Steven Woolfe criticized Labour's move to abolish the Rwanda policy, labeling it a "terrible idea." He argued that this decision eliminates the "only effective deterrent" against illegal Channel crossings, noting that over 150,000 individuals have made the journey since 2018. </p><p>#illegals</p>

'It was a terrible idea!' Steven Woolfe blasts Labour for scrapping Rwanda

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