The Conservative Party leader said the fall last weekend of President Bashar Assad’s regime in Syria could increase small boat arrivals to the UK, as she also attacked Prime Minister Sir Keir’s record on immigration.
Mrs Badenoch used Prime Minister’s Questions to claim Sir Keir had “consistently backed criminals”, and to call on him to support a migration cap.
Sir Keir defended his recorded and pointed to his five years of service as Director of Public Prosecutions, while also accusing Mrs Badenoch of being a “champion” of the Tories’ “one nation experiment in open borders”.
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