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General · 4 May 2026

Reform UK suggests migrant centres for areas not voting for them

Reform UK suggests migrant centres for areas not voting for them

Residents in areas not voting for Reform UK could have migrant detention centres located near them. Reform UK's home affairs spokesperson, Zia Yusuf, announced this new policy, stating facilities would avoid constituencies and councils controlled by his party. Instead, the party intends to prioritise Green-controlled parliamentary constituencies and councils for these detention sites.

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