Piers Morgan takes brutal swipe at Nigel Farage over migrant crisis ‘Treacherous shark’ | TV & Radio | Showbiz & TV
Piers Morgan took a brutal swipe at GB News presenter Nigel Farage while unleashing his views on the nation’s migrant crisis on the latest instalment of Piers Morgan: Uncensored. He branded the former politician a “highly treacherous shark” who has been patrolling the English Channel. Piers went as far as to tell TalkTV viewers “keeping Farage on yellow a dinghy should be enough to keep anyone out of the UK”.
Addressing viewers on Wednesday evening, Piers said: “The British Government is failing desperately to tackle the surge in migrants reaching the country by boat.
“More than 7,000 have tried to sail to the UK this year alone by boat, that is more than triple the number of this time last year.
“Many of them have been trafficked by vile people-smuggling gangs who extort the migrants and send them to risk their lives in perilous dinghies.”
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Dozens of the migrants have tragically died on these crossings and Piers called for an end to the horror.
He branded the Government’s plan to spend millions of pounds flying migrants on a one-way ticket to Rwanda “ridiculous” and “inhumane”.
“Migrants will either be offered a permanent residency there or sent back to where they came from, none, even if they qualify to be asylum seekers in the UK, will ever end up in the UK,” Piers continued.
He explained the plan is “already collapsing” and has faced a series of legal challenges so far.
Piers continued: “I say we keep Nigel Farage out there on his little yellow dinghy, that should be enough to put anyone off coming into the UK.”
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has insisted the plan to send illegal immigrants to Rwanda for processing will go ahead.
The leader said those trying to enter the UK in the back of lorries or boats will soon be “immediately” sent 4,000 miles away to the East African country.
“Of course, there are going to be legal eagles, liberal lawyers, who will try to make this difficult to settle. We always knew this was going to happen, but is a very, very sensible thing,” the Prime Minister told ITV News.
