The UK Reformation plans to deport 600,000 asylum seekers according to FAGE proposal

UK reform He said he was ready to deport 600,000 asylum seekers from Britain to prevent a “civil disorder”.

Party leader Nigel Parazh said the plan includes the recall of Britain from the European Human Rights Convention (ECHR), the abolition of the Human Rights Law and the abolition of international treaties that block forced deportations, Reuters reports.

Echr, the cornerstone of the UK human rights law, has repeatedly used to stop the deportations of migrants, which are considered illegally in the country, the BBC reports.

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British reform leader Nigel Parazhaza poses before the Council on Departure During a press conference on Tuesday at Angar at Oxford Airport in Kidlington, England. (Joanna Chan / AP)

“We are near major civil disorders,” said the phase at a press conference. “This is an invasion because these young people are illegally invading our country.”

Operation, called ‘Restore justice What is the migrants Intercepted in the sea should be delayed and deported.

“If we do it, the boats will stop coming in the days because there will be no stimulus,” he said.

The chairman of the Labor Party Eli Riviz criticized this statement, stating that she lacked details.

“Today, we have no one of these things, no single answer to practical, financial or ethical questions about how their plan will work,” she said.

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The leader of the British reform party Nigel Parazha shows the restoration program during a press conference at the hangar at Oxford Airport in Kidlington, England. (Joanna Chan / AP)

In this message, there were small protests on mass migration and crimes committed by some individual shelters.

Britain received a record of 108 100 shelter applications in 2024, many of the Pakistan, AfghanistanIran and Bangladesh.

The poll shows that immigration has overtaken the economy as the main problem of voters. The UK Reformation, despite the fact that only ranks four in parliament, is in polls voting, Reuters reports.

British reform leader Nigel Parazh addresses journalists during a press conference in the hangar at Oxford Airport in Kidlington, England, Tuesday, August 26, 2025. (Joanna Chan / AP)

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Housing Minister Matthew Pennikuk rejected the proposals as a “series of techniques” that would not work. Opponents of reforms and several charitable organizations said the plan would appoint Britain, abandoning their human rights commitments.