“Send them back to France!”

GB News star Andrew Pierce has complained about Britain’s migrant crisis after a damning new study exposed the issue.

Research led by experts from the University of Oxford has found that there are up to 745,000 illegal migrants in Britain.

The issue was discussed on GB News, with Andrew Pierce clashing with political commentator Nigel Nelson.

“This is political manna from heaven for Nigel Farage and Reform,” Andrew said.

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Andrew Pierce says illegal migrants should be shipped to France

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“The question is, what do you do about it?” Nelson said. ‘We have only just started the Border Security Command set up by Starmer, we cannot expect any results at this stage.

“I don’t know if that will work either; the Tories’ plan didn’t work, but no one seems to have a practical way of dealing with this.”

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Piers Pottinger then put it to Nelson that migrants should be sent back to where they came from, but Nelson was skeptical given the potentially dangerous areas they originally came from.

“France,” Andrew waded in. “That’s where they came from. They were in France, just send them back.

‘Send them back to where they came from. Job done.”

According to the research, the number of illegal migrants pales in comparison to the number in Britain, where 300,000 are said to be president on the other side of the Channel.

Nigel Nelson disagreed with Andrew

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On Saturday, 973 migrants crossed the English Channel in 17 small boats – the highest number to arrive in a single day in 2024.

A record number of migrants have crossed the Channel this year – a total of 26,612 so far.

In 2023 this figure will be five percent higher than on this stage, but in 2022 approximately 33,611 had crossed.

Sir Keir Starmer opted to scrap the Rwanda plan shortly after taking control, a decision rejected by senior Tories.

Labor has promised to tackle people smuggling gangs by setting up a Border Security Command.

“Rather than soften the response, this new administration has increased returns of those living here illegally and created a new Border Security Command to ruthlessly pursue the criminal smuggling gangs who make millions from small boat crossings, undermining our border security and lives are at risk.” We are gaining traction after the chaos of the previous government’s approach,” a Home Office source told The Telegraph.

“The Tory leadership candidates are sticking with the Rwanda Partnership, which has spent £700 million to send four volunteers. Maybe it’s time for them to learn from their mistakes, instead of simply doubling their profits.”