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Farage Unveils Plan to Deport 600,000 and Detain Women and Children Arriving by Small Boats

The announcement underscores migration as a defining issue after a UKFrance returns agreement.

"Operation Restoring Justice" der britischen Reformpartei
Nigel Farage (l.) und der ehemalige Vorsitzende der „Reform“-Partei, Zia Yusuf.
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Overview

  • Nigel Farage introduced 'Operation Restoring Justice,' saying a first term beginning in 2029 would target about 600,000 deportations.
  • He pledged to return everyone who crosses the Channel in small boats and to detain women and children on arrival.
  • Farage cast irregular migration as an 'invasion' and a danger to public order, assertions reported without supporting evidence.
  • Home Office figures reported by the BBC show roughly 21,100 small‑boat arrivals in the first half of 2025, nearly 56% higher than a year earlier.
  • The Labour government has a returns arrangement with France that enables the UK to send some Channel crossers back under a reciprocal safe‑route scheme.