Nana Akua has slammed Labour's proposed "one in, one out" youth mobility scheme with the EU, saying "they can't even stop the dinghies crossing the channel".

Her comments come as reports suggest Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is warming to the proposal.

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The youth mobility scheme would allow young people under 30 from both the UK and EU to live and work in each other's territories{ai:summary}<p>Nana Akua criticized Labour's "one in, one out" youth mobility scheme with the EU, questioning the party's ability to manage immigration effectively, particularly regarding illegal crossings in the Channel. This follows reports that Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is considering the proposal. </p><p>#illegals</p>

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