United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrived Republic of Albania on Thursday for historic talk, becoming the first P.M to make an official visit to the country.

Starmer is in the country to tackle issue on net migration that has reportedly reached “national emergency”, with the intention of sending migrants there

While talking GB News Starmer justified the partnership he created with the country stating: “I am convinced that in order to take effective action, we have to work with other countries.

“What now we want to do and are having discussions of is return hubs – which is where someone has been through the system in the UK, they need to be returned and we have to make sure they’re returned effectively and we’ll do that, if we can, through return hubs.”

The UK has begun formal talks to send failed asylum seekers to foreign countries while they await deportation, Sir Keir Starmer has said in his latest crackdown on illegal immigration.

Speaking during a visit to Albania, the prime minister said he would look to create “return hubs” abroad for those who have no chance of appeal in the UK.

He as well asserted on his post on X that working together with the country will deter illegals, Failed asylum seekers will be deported to the Balkans as part of a major U turn to crack down on illegal migration. Overseas

His post read: “Working together with Albania, we will deter, detect, and return illegal migrants.

“By tackling illegal migration overseas and smashing the gangs at source, we’re making our streets safer and easing pressure on public services.

“That’s my Plan for Change in action.”

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