Sarah Pochin blasts Keir Starmer's migrant exchange deal - 'Absolute nonsense!'

Can I get your take on this revelatory deal

It starts a day, one in, one out. We're told the first of its kind

Fret no more. The border chaos is over. Good afternoon, Martin, and thank you so much for inviting me on the show

Look, this is just another example of Keir Starmer's loving with Macron

We all know, don't we, that this is absolute nonsense. The British people don't believe these figures anymore

As you've just pointed out on a good day or a good day weather-wise at least

we might get 1,000 coming across on these boats. And Keir Starmer's talking about getting up to returning 50 a week

But how many do we get back coming the other way? I guarantee it'll be a lot more than 50

And also, this is only an 11-month deal. So it's absolute nonsense

But I'd like to make a much more important point because this is just white noise what we talking about here The much more important point Martin is that surely when we look at the pictures you showing there you know the government is breaking the law isn it

If you looked at the Immigration Act of 1971, I can't see anywhere in there

it says that we're allowed to let in criminals. And yet we claim that anyone that enters this country illegally is performing a criminal act

So how does that work? And then the government, by then forcing or telling the local authorities that they need to house and clothe and feed these illegal people coming into the country and therefore criminals, are therefore telling the local authorities to also commit a criminal act

Are you saying that the reform policy would declare a state of national emergency

Our borders would end this overnight? I've been calling for that for some days now

I think Parliament should be recalled. I think we should be back in Westminster You look at that boat say there 80 people on that boat that equates to 10 houses in a constituency houses of multiple occupancy That just an average sort of figure But try and

put it into those sort of perspectives. That is the impact it's having on communities

communities up and down the country. And that is why people have had enough and are protesting

So absolutely, this is a national emergency. And Sarah Pochin, on that note, the front page of The Express today

I know the Reform Party put their name to this. Britain is failing to keep women and girls safe

and this is incredible data from the CPS, the Crown Prosecution Service

They were asked by the newspaper how many asylum seekers have committed sex crimes on British soil

The answer is they don't know. They either don't record the data or they won't release the data

Sarah Pochin, what does that say to you? Well we know don we Finally we got government figures that have come out saying that these migrants are four times more likely to commit rape commit sexual assault against women and girls when they get here

That is a betrayal of the government of women and girls, in my opinion

We don't know who are coming, who is on these boats, whether they're terrorists, whether they have criminal records

We know nothing about them. But with or without those shocking suggestions, we know that they are committing sexual offences against women and girls in our communities

Mums don't feel safe to let their children, their girls out to play. Girls and boys, I would imagine

But the point is, that's what these mums are peacefully protesting about

And as I say, that effectively is a betrayal of women and girls

how many more rapes do we need to happen? How many more sexual offences do we need to happen

against people living in this country, in our communities, before we say enough is enough