Farage rows back on plans to deport women and children
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Farage rows back on plans to deport women and children
Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage has rowed back on plans to deport hundreds of thousands of people in the first five years of a Reform UK government, now saying women and children will not be among those deported if the party wins the next election.
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