Kemi Badenoch announces the "toughest border plan in history" for the UK. He says, "I'll deport 150,000 migrants every year."

Kemi Badenoch, leader of the UK's Conservative Party, has announced a new immigration plan that will remove 150,000 illegal immigrants ...

Kemi Badenoch, leader of the UK's Conservative Party, has announced a new immigration plan that will remove 150,000 illegal immigrants every year. He called the changes the "toughest Britain has ever seen."

Badenoch said in a video message on her X account on Sunday that the Radical Borders Plan would change the way the UK enforces its borders by creating a new Removals Force based on the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

In the caption, she said, "My message is clear: if you're here illegally, you will be detained and sent back to your home country."

Badenoch, who has made a name for herself as a strict immigration supporter, was very critical of both the Conservative and Labour governments for how they handled the migration problem.

She said that Labour was responsible for a high number of illegal crossings and wasted public money on asylum facilities. I'm announcing today the start of our Radical Borders Plan. This is the toughest change Britain has ever seen to border rules and operations.

"Each government has failed at dealing with immigration." Labour said they would get rid of the gangs.

"Instead, in just one year, they brought in a record number of small boats, over 50,000 illegal immigrants, 32,000 people in asylum hotels, and billions of dollars worth of waste." It's just plain weak. Badenoch said, "Britain needs a serious, credible plan and the will to carry it out." It was said that the suggested plan would stop people from claiming asylum who are in the UK illegally, get rid of the Human Rights Act, and leave the European Convention on Human Rights.

Badenoch said that all illegal immigrants would be sent back to their home countries within a week. He also said that countries that refuse to send their people back would be punished with visa restrictions. She also said that the new body would "shut down the asylum hotel racket," which would save taxpayers billions of pounds and make people trust Britain's borders again.

"Only the Conservatives have a serious, believable plan to make borders stronger."

"You will be sent back home if you come here illegally," Badenoch said.