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Politics · 26 May 2026

Reform UK leaders disagree on deportation plan

Reform UK leaders disagree on deportation plan

Reform UK's deportation policy is causing public disagreement among its senior figures, leading to questions about their plans. Home affairs spokesperson Zia Yusuf publicly stated that Treasury spokesperson Robert Jenrick's Sky News comments about deporting foreign nationals in social housing were not party policy. Yusuf clarified that foreign nationals living in social housing at taxpayer expense would automatically be deported under their proposed economic test.

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