Dozens of terrorists have waltzed into Britain by getting a small boat across the channel.
That's the allegation of Robert Jenrick, a man who has seen all the sensitive information available at the Home Office.
He said: "In the year before I was immigration minister, more than a dozen known terror suspects crossed the Channel on small boats. By now that figure is well into the dozens.
"These are people our security services identified as known quantities, threats to our communities with links to Islamic State and Al-Qaeda. And they waltzed right in."
Patrick Christys weighs in on Robert Jenrick's claims of terrorists 'waltzing in' to the UK
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Well, those terrorists will no doubt be welcomed into the open arms of the gullible, useful idiots - the refugees' welcome brigade.
Robert Jenrick also said that around 1000 migrants who arrived in small boats in 2022 and 2023 have been linked to criminality. Now the Labour Party has apparently denied this, but I suppose it's a question of who you believe, isn't it?
MPs have been banned from hiring foreign interns in case they might be spies. Only those with three years of UK residency out of the past five years will qualify for a parliamentary pass.
Now, this annoys me because our politicians admit that people who we've already vetted might pose a risk to national security, but they expect us to live amongst people who've just broken into Britain.
So we, the public, have to take all the risk - Us the plebs have to tolerate people living in hotels, council houses, whatever. And we're told, no, no, don't worry.
Or if you do get worried about it, you're far right. But they won't even have foreign staff, just in case they pose a risk to national security.
But they're just the same as the refugees' welcome brigade, though, aren't they? Perhaps the greatest irony in all of this was spotted at the ongoing Labour Party conference. Apparently, there was a pro-mass migration stand-up to racism event that was oversubscribed.
So they had to implement a one-in, one-out policy, just in case it got a bit too crowded. Was it just in case it got a bit uncomfortable for the people who were already there?
Look, all of our lives are being put in danger by what's coming across the Channel.
And our left-wing politicians and the refugees welcome activists want us all to take all of that risk without being willing to take any of that risk themselves.