Sir Keir Starmer will outline plans to 'stop the boats' in a speech in Dover, the constituency of his newest MP Natale Elphicke , who defected from the Tories this week over immigration.
Labour will create a new Border Security Command to tackle people-smuggling gangs bringing migrants across the Channel, Sir Keir Starmer is set to announce. The 'elite' unit, to be part-funded by scrapping the Tories' Rwanda deportation scheme, will be led by a former police, military or intelligence chief and be granted new powers under the Counter Terrorism Act.
The move was met with shock and bafflement on the Conservative benches, given Ms Elphicke has previously attacked Sir Keir on immigration and seen as being on the right of her party. It left some Labour MPs less than impressed too, with the Brexiteer apologising on Thursday over past comments supporting her sex offender ex-husband. Ms Elphicke said the 'key deciding factors' in her defection were housing issues and 'the safety and security of our borders'.
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