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Subject No, Labour hasn’t "deported" 35,000 people
Date September 3, 2025 4:30 PM
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Labour MP Stephen Morgan and the party's social media claimed 35,000 people have been “deported” since the election.

That’s not correct, according to the government’s own data.
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The figure refers to all immigration returns in Labour’s first year, most of which were voluntary.

Former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak once made a similar mistake and corrected the record. We’ve approached Mr Morgan to seek a correction.
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Home secretary Yvette Cooper said small boat crossings in August were lower “than any previous August”.

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A viral video claims to show a migrant raging after a council scheme giving away PlayStation 5s ran out.

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