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They were happy to put vulnerable migrants into the backs of lorries for long Channel sea crossings, and I'm delighted they are now behind bars.

Reform said it would replace indefinite leave to remain with visas that force migrants - including non-EU nationals who already have the status - to reapply every five years.

Currently, migrants can apply for indefinite leave to remain after five years, giving the right to live, study and work in the UK permanently.

Last week, Reform UK announced it will replace ILR with visas and force migrants to reapply every five years, if the party wins the next election.

It proposes that for each migrant the UK returns to France, another migrant who had not attempted a Channel crossing but with a strong case for asylum in Britain will come the other way.