Archbishop of Canterbury and Left-Wing Peers Oppose Rwanda Plan
The Home Secretary, James Cleverly, has faced criticism from the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, and left-wing peers over his plan to fly illegal migrants to Rwanda. The Archbishop described the scheme as the "opposite of the nature of God". Cleverly warns his critics that there is nothing honourable about attempting to block the Rwanda plan without offering an alternative solution.
Cleverly: People Smugglers are Perpetrating Evil
James Cleverly has accused people-smuggling gangs of perpetrating evil and is determined to take action. He challenges those who oppose his approach to present a credible alternative deterrent. Cleverly argues that bishops and other critics need to address the issue of good and evil and offer solutions to combat criminality.
Sir Keir Starmer Accused of Pretending to be Tough on Migration
Cleverly criticizes Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, accusing him of trying to deceive the British people by pretending to be tough on borders. He claims that Labour is voting against measures to tighten borders and argues that the public can see through their tactics.
Cleverly Defends Rwanda Plan and Vows to Tackle Violent Crime
Cleverly refuses to entertain wrecking amendments to the Rwanda Bill, declaring it too important. He also addresses the issue of rising violent crime and calls for a return to basics in policing, with more police officers on the streets and improved response to crime reports.
Concerns Over Universities and Foreign Students
Cleverly raises concerns about universities admitting foreign students on lower grades due to higher fees. He argues that universities should prioritize education over acting as a shortcut through the immigration system. Cleverly acknowledges that migration levels are too high and suggests focusing on British people for jobs in the British economy.
Tory MPs Demand Further Measures to Cut Migration
Conservative MPs are calling for the graduate visa route to be abolished and for an annual cap on immigrants. Cleverly defends the rules introduced last year but leaves room for new measures if abuses are identified.
Home Secretary Urges Police to Get Back to Basics
Cleverly emphasizes the importance of police getting back to basics, with officers patrolling the streets and responding to all crime reports. He acknowledges the role of technology and the need for increased police numbers but emphasizes the importance of executing warrants and pursuing lines of inquiry.
James Cleverly Comments on Russell Brand Rape Allegations
Cleverly suggests that Russell Brand and the media should consider the appropriateness of TV interviews about serious rape allegations. He emphasizes the seriousness of the accusations and calls for reflection on the handling of such cases.
