Yorkshire MP says ‘emergency law’ is needed to send migrants back to ‘safe countries’...
“The Swedes basically take no asylum seekers from Albania because they say it's a safe country. Our law for some reason doesn't allow us to do that.“The second thing they do is they claim to have been trafficked - that they are modern slaves. We had this modern slavery legislation go through, well-intentioned legislation, but they claim they are trafficked.
The former Brexit Minister added: “It seems to me that we need to pass through the House of Commons, a very short piece of legislation, which doesn't say we're going to take people’s asylum rights away because we've been giving those hundreds of years, but says if people come from a safe country, they go straight back to that safe country.
There were 63,089 claims in the year ending June 2022, the highest number for almost 20 years, and theis now spending almost £7m a day on hotel accommodation for asylum seekers who are awaiting a decision.
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