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Baroness Neville-Rolfe

RIGHT-WING peers were accused of “inflammatory” rhetoric today after calling for tougher immigration enforcement and an unlawful fast-track asylum system to be reinstated. 

On Monday Baroness Neville-Rolfe said that the government had repeatedly failed to remove people “who have no right to remain” in the country. 

“There are large numbers here illegally, both putting pressure on our public services and housing and risking ill-treatment and exploitation,” she said. 

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