The Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage has sought to expose the levels of mass illegal immigration into the United Kingdom and the effects it is having on the nation.
Speaking from Pett Level beach in East Sussex, one of the new favourite beaches for illegal immigrants to land Mr Farage revealed the true extent of the problem.
Writing in an Email to Brexit Party supporters, Mr Farage wrote: “There is another issue which is making many of us many angry.
“Illegal immigrants continue to arrive on our shores in small boats which cross the English Channel. The total number of such migrants arriving on the south coast since we went into lockdown five weeks ago is over 531.
“Of course, these are the ones we know about because they were intercepted. How many others have slipped through the net? Many of these migrants are coming from camps in which we know there is an outbreak of Covid-19. I went down to take a look for myself, and you can watch the video here.”
The truth about illegal migrants is even worse than we thought. pic.twitter.com/WfiPxm7Siq
— Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) April 28, 2020
Mr Farage went on to say: “Our media outlets are deeply reluctant to talk about this topic and are continuing to ignore a story I believe the public feels very strongly about.
“Our new Home Secretary, who vowed to take a tougher line on the issue of illegal entry to the UK, has also chosen to remain silent. Priti Patel needs to act quickly.
“If she does not, thousands more will arrive across the Channel as this health crisis continues over the summer.”
Over 1,000 people have illegally attempted to enter the United Kingdom since the start of this year.
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