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UK Govt to Pay TikTokers to Try to Convince Illegal Migrants to Stay Away

In a move of desperation, the UK is planning to pay influencers on TikTok to try to persuade migrants from entering the country illegally.

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Who is Cass Horowitz, the PR guru behind the TikTok migrants scheme?

Who is Cass Horowitz, the PR guru behind the TikTok migrants scheme?
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TikTok influencers to be paid up to £5,000 by the Home Office to urge migrants not to come to Britain by small boat

The Government has earmarked spending of up to £100,000 in countries including Albania, which have seen large numbers of migrants head across the Channel illegally.

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UK to Pay TikTok Bloggers to Encourage Migrants Not to Cross English Channel

The UK Home Office is planning to pay thousands of pounds to foreign TikTok bloggers to urge undocumented migrants not to cross the English Channel in boats and promote new immigration legislation, The Times newspaper reported, citing a government document.

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'Would I accept their offer? No,' TikTok star Fabio Daja says when told he'd reportedly been earmarked for campaign to deter Channel crossings

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