Kemi Badenoch skewers Keir Starmer over past support for foreign rapists and Shamima Begum in fiery PMQs
Sir Keir Starmer was probed by KEMI Badenoch today for his previous support of Shamima Begum and foreign rapists.
The leader of the Tory Party asked at a heated PMQs that the prime minister apologize for signing a letter in 2020 pleading with ministers not to deport criminals who did not hold British citizenship.
Sir Keir also supported Isis bride Begum’s requests to be permitted to return to the UK prior to entering No. 10.
However, he changed his mind about the role before the general election.
“Four years ago, the Prime Minister signed a letter demanding that foreign criminals be allowed to stay in Britain,” Ms. Badenoch screamed in a full Commons.
Ernesto Elliott, one of the perpetrators, was convicted of 17 crimes, including knife crime. Elliott committed murder after his deportation was prevented.
“Will he apologise for signing these letters?”
Ms. Badenoch also criticized Sir Keir for once representing the now-banned terrorist organization Hizb ut-Tahrir as a lawyer.
And the Tory leader raged amid worries that Jihadi Begum would relaunch her attempt to return to Britain: “He even said it was wrong when the Conservatives took away Shamima Begum’s citizenship.”
Her defense attorney has now been named his attorney general.
The prime minister retaliated by accusing the Conservatives of carrying out a “one nation experiment in open borders” and declined to issue an apology for supporting foreign rapists and killers.
“Ms. Badenoch’s party lost all control over immigration and witnessed record increases in both legal and small boat arrivals,” Sir Keir continued.
He claimed that she oversaw a record number of both legal and unauthorized migrants as well as asylum seekers in this nation, which was 14 years after they lost control of the borders.
For each of those 14 years, they established a cap. It wasn’t difficult, and it received a record amount of visitors. They ought to issue an apology for their actions on their open borders policy.
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