johnson are said to david if he believes it is a potent issue and a big towards addressing what many people see as an unacceptable ongoing problem of people arriving in the uk, turning up at dover and around the southern coast of england in small boats having made that dangerous journey and being processed and attempted to claim asylum in the uk. there is a good deal of political opposition to this plan. the liberal democrats say it is expensive. labour says it is extortionate. it will be a big ask for the government to get this up and running. they are at pains to demonstrate they have a plan and are at least going to attempt to put it in place. at least going to attempt to put it in lace. ., ., at least going to attempt to put it in lace. ., ,, i. at least going to attempt to put it in lace. ., ~ ,, , at least going to attempt to put it in lace. ., ,, i. , . we can speak now to alp mehmet. he s the chairman of migration watch uk an organisation that argues
and theyjust reflect a prime minister who s got no grip, no answers to the questions that need answering, and no shame. and ijust think britain deserves better than this. keir starmer there. earlier, we heard from alp mehmet, the chairman of migration watch uk an organisation that argues for lower migration into the united kingdom. he expressed concerns that the plans may not be approved by parliament. i think it does go slightly further than a lot of people were expecting but, ultimately, however far it goes, we re still not sure it s actually going to be introduced because the bill that s going to give it all the legal framework to work in is not yet passed. and the prime minister was also careful to repeat a couple of times that this is only part of the solution. i think he made the case