Labour: Tories Using Refugees As “Scapegoats” For Cheap Point Scoring

The Labour Deputy Leader has accused the government of using refugees as “scapegoats” to win right-wing votes in the election. Here’s the full story.

Labour Speaks Out

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Labour’s Angela Rayner has accused the Tory Party of spreading misinformation about refugees.

Refugees as Scapegoats

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Rayner argued that refugees are being “scapegoated” by the current Tory government ahead of the general election.

Government Failures on Immigration

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Angela Rayner, Labour’s Deputy Leader, was speaking at a campaign event when she accused the current government of “failing” on immigration.

Conservative’s Poor Immigration Record

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Rayner pointed out that 50,000 illegal immigrants had entered Britain’s borders since Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister, with the Labour Party hoping to inflict change.

Failing to Take Responsibility 

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According to Rayner, refugees are being “scapegoated, while those in power fail to take responsibility for our crumbling immigration system”.

Rwanda Scheme as a “Gimmick”

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Labour has often described Sunak’s Rwanda policy as a “gimmick” designed to win right-wing votes, but Sunak sees things differently.

No Rwanda Flights Under Labour

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Labour promised that no immigrant flights to Rwanda would take off under a Labour government, but Sunak has issued a warning.

Sunak’s Warning to the Public

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Sunak claimed that Labour would use its power to remove the Rwanda scheme, which he claims will stop people smuggling gangs from carrying out their criminal activity.

Rwanda as a “Deterrent”

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Sunak has repeatedly claimed that the Rwanda scheme will be a “deterrent” to stop illegal immigration, although the numbers don’t add up.

No Signs of Slowing Down

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So far, there is no evidence that immigration numbers have slowed down since the Rwanda Bill became part of UK law.

Surrendering Under Labour

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Despite this, the Conservatives claimed that giving Labour a majority would mean “surrendering” to “uncontrolled, unlimited immigration.”

Sunak’s Fears of Labour “Supermajority”

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Rishi Sunak has been warning the public in the last week not to give Labour a “Supermajority” in the election because of fears over democracy.

Sunak’s Scaremongering

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Sunak believes that Labour would use its power to make it harder for voters to remove them in future elections.

Handing Labour “Blank Cheque”

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Sunak claimed that handing Labour a “blank cheque” would be disastrous for the economy, arguing that the public would never see that money again.

Sunak’s Rwanda Spending Spree

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According to a watchdog, Sunak’s Rwanda scheme will cost the country half a billion pounds without a flight even taking off.

Labour Has “No Plan”

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Sunak argues that the Labour Party has “no plan” regarding immigration, although Labour has made it a key priority in its manifesto.

Immigration Task Force

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Labour has promised to set up an immigration “task force” that will work with the EU to investigate criminal smuggling gangs.

Stopping Immigration at the Source

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The taskforce will comprise investigators who will root out those responsible for smuggling migrants across the Channel.

Handing Labour the Keys

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Labour currently looks set to win a significant majority in the election as Sunak warns the public that a vote for anyone except the Conservatives will be handing Labour the keys to Number 10.

Immigration a Major Factor

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With immigration a major concern for voters, Rayner’s comments don’t offer much more on Labour’s plan to deal with the issue.

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