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Why should we hand aid or visas to a country that won’t take back its own citizens?
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The UK government has been involved in several high-profile deportation cases in recent years, with some countries resisting the return of their citizens due to concerns over human rights or other issues. The case of foreign nationals convicted of serious crimes has been a point of contention, with some arguing that they should be deported to their country of origin after serving their sentence. This debate often raises questions about the balance between national security, human rights, and international cooperation.
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Why should we hand aid or visas to a country that won’t take back its own citizens?
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp writes for the Express on the grooming gang leader at the centre of a deportation row
6 Jul, 07:00