Sunak vows to remove Channel migrants ‘within weeks’ under plans for new laws

The video discusses the strict measures against illegal entry into the country. It states that those who enter illegally cannot claim asylum, benefit from modern slavery protections, or make human rights claims. They will be detained and removed to their home country or a safe third country like Rwanda. Once removed, they are banned from re-entering. The legislation is described as tough but necessary and fair, with retrospective application to those arriving on small boats.

What are individuals who enter the country illegally unable to do?

• Claim asylum

• Receive free healthcare

• Apply for citizenship

• Vote in elections

What happens to those who enter the country illegally?

• They are detained and removed

• They are allowed to stay

• They are given a temporary visa

• They are fined

To which countries might individuals be removed?

• Their home country or a safe third country

• Any country of their choice

• Only their home country

• Only to Rwanda

What is the nature of the legislation discussed?

• It is retrospective

• It is temporary

• It is optional

• It is only for new arrivals

What is the consequence for those removed under this legislation?

• They are given a warning

• They can appeal the decision

• They are banned from re-entering permanently

• They can re-enter after five years