Sir Keir Starmer has insisted his approach to tackling small boats crossing the Channel remains on course despite an Iranian man re-entering the UK after being returned to France.
The Prime Minister said the man, who now claims to be a victim of modern slavery, would be “fast-tracked back out of the country”.
He told broadcasters: “We know he hasn’t got a claim to make, therefore we’ll remove him very, very swiftly.
“So his return journey back to United Kingdom is completely pointless, and it’s really important I make that absolutely clear.”
Talk’s Kevin O’Sullivan is joined by Robert Bates, from the Centre for Migration Control to discuss.
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