Suella Braverman has departed as home secretary - archive footage

The video addresses the ongoing issue of boats crossing the channel, highlighting the challenges posed by organized criminal gangs and the abuse of the asylum system. It outlines collaborative efforts with France to reduce crossings and the need to make the Rwanda scheme effective. The video also discusses the financial burden of housing asylum seekers in hotels and the impact of legal decisions on UK sovereignty. The speaker emphasizes the need for control and action to resolve these issues.

What is the main challenge in stopping the boat crossings according to the speaker?

• Political disagreements

• Lack of resources

• Organized criminal gangs

• Weather conditions

What is one of the key strategies mentioned to prevent channel crossings?

• Building a wall

• Increasing patrols

• Collaborating with France

• Deploying drones

What is the financial impact of asylum seekers staying in hotels?

• £1 million a day

• £3 million a day

• £10 million a day

• £5 million a day

What was the consequence of the European Court of Human Rights' decision?

• Reduction in hotel costs

• Closure of the border

• Grounding of the first flight to Rwanda

• Increased asylum applications

Why does the speaker criticize the European Court of Human Rights?

• For overriding the UK Supreme Court

• For supporting organized gangs

• For delaying legal processes

• For not providing enough funding