The solution to Britain's migration crisis is what they're doing in America, says Patrick Christys

He threatened to cripple Colombia with trade tariffs. He threatened their diplomats. He threatened financial sanctions. He used leverage.

Less than an hour later, Colombia caved in.

They accepted Trump's deportation flights and even offered to send the presidential plane to help fly them over.

The Brazilian government was angry that their illegal immigrants were brought home in handcuffs.

Mexico has apparently received some non-Mexicans. Well, hey, now they know how America feels, receiving millions of non-Americans.

Vice president J.D. Vance made mincemeat out of a crybaby reporter who was banging on about how America should be taking more Afghan refugees.

So let's come back to Britain. Pakistani rape gangs, hundreds of depraved Pakistani monsters on Britain's streets raping and torturing young white girls.

Even loads of the so-called British ones tend to have dual passports. Why aren't we threatening Pakistan with sanctions? The removal of all visas, the removal of their embassy, unless they take back their rapist animals, get them gone.

A Jamaican rapist in Britain can't be deported because apparently he might be bisexual, despite there not being any evidence of him being bisexual, and in Jamaica he might face some abuse. We've got thousands of Jamaican criminals here in Britain - threaten Jamaica with sanctions until they say, okay, we'll take them back.

Syria, there's a new regime now. We took loads of Syrian asylum seekers, didn't we? And we've given millions to Syria since the fall of Assad. Well, why don't we just withhold it until they agree to take their people back?

Any strong government would be doing this. But Starmer and Cooper don't seem to be trying, do they? Instead, we've got the relatives of asylum seekers coming to Britain to the tune of 50 people a day. That's 1500 people a month.

I mean, let's be honest, they're not working, are they? They're almost definitely going to be claiming benefits.

Oh, but if they end up in Banbury in Oxfordshire, the council might give them a £1,000 grant so they can learn how to drive.

We can't go on like this. We can't. We are looking at the solution. We are looking at it. The solution is what they're doing in America.