Dashboard/Rupert Lowe/Westminster Hall debate: Illegal Immigrants: Offshore Detention and Deportation
Debate · 13 Jul 2026

Westminster Hall debate: Illegal Immigrants: Offshore Detention and Deportation

Rupert Lowe, MP for Great Yarmouth (Restore Britain)

Official record: UK Parliament, Hansard (House of Commons). Retrieved 2 Oct 2026.

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“Restore Britain is the first and only political party to publish a comprehensive plan not just to stop future illegal immigration but to remove those who have no legal right to remain in this country.”

Claim checkedRestore Britain is the first and only UK political party to publish a comprehensive plan both to stop illegal immigration and to remove everyone with no legal right to remain.

Reform UK published 'Operation Restoring Justice', a plan to detain and deport all people in the UK illegally, in August 2025, before this debate.
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“Britain is already paying billions: billions every year on accommodation”

Claim checkedBritain spends billions of pounds every year on accommodation for illegal migrants and asylum seekers.

The National Audit Office reports about £4.0 billion of Home Office asylum-support spending in 2024–25, about £2.7 billion of it directly on accommodation.
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Supported“I want to thank the 720,772 British men and women who signed our petition”Procedural: A petition count. · Westminster Hall debate: Illegal Immigrants: Offshore Detention and Deportation, 13 Jul 2026