Well, if you think we've got a problem with illegal immigration, it's nothing compared to what's happened in the European Union since 2015.
With huge numbers crossing the Mediterranean and coming into Europe from the east.
It's really interesting that in Germany, a country that has always tried to be very liberal and tolerant about these things, politics is changing very, very quickly.
We saw over the course of the weekend the AfD winning a state election, nearly winning a second state election in the old East Germany.
Nigel Farage asked viewers if Britain has gone soft
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And now today, a proposal comes from Germany's migration commissioner, Joachim Stamp, who was saying what we ought to do is to send people who come to Germany illegally to, wait for it, Rwanda.
To go into the same blocks that have effectively been built and paid for with British taxpayers' money.
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So what's actually happening? And you can go to Scandinavia, you can go to Denmark, you can go to Germany you can go down to the south of Europe, where you'll find that talk on illegal immigration, Political talk, is getting very tough indeed.
Much is being said about removing benefits.
Indeed only this week, the deaths of those 12 people in the channel.
Approximately 31,000 people came to Britain on small boats over the last yearPAThe UK was blamed by a French politician on the British for being too generous. But in the light of this German proposal, ask yourself a question.
Have we gone soft? What do you think?