Theresa May says she cannot support Priti Patel’s Rwanda migrants policy | Headliners react

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GBNews published this video item, entitled “Theresa May says she cannot support Priti Patel’s Rwanda migrants policy | Headliners react” – below is their description.

‘I don’t think it’s a sincere plan and I don’t think it’s workable.’

‘I think it’s awful and it’s racist’

The Headliners panel discuss the Telegraph headline – Theresa May: I cannot support Priti Patel’s Rwanda migrants policy.

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