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Rishi Sunak: Illegal migrants will be sent back

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Rishi Sunak: Illegal migrants will be sent back

Rishi Sunak: Illegal migrants will be sent back

Rishi Sunak says the new deal with Albania, which will allow the "vast majority" of Albanian migrants to be sent back to their home country, will make a "significant difference" to the "unsustainable pressure" illegal migration puts on public services.

The prime minister says next year new laws will make it "unequivocally clear that if you come to this country illegally you will have no right to stay".

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