The current leader of the Reform party, Nigel Farage, is widely credited with being the most reposnsible for the leave decision for the Brexit Referendum. This descision was, in part, a result of the anti-immigration rehotoric pushed by Farage who was leader of the UKIP party at the time.

Since leaving the EU, successive British governments seem to have lost any controls they had over the borders and asylum seekers have continued to enter the UK in increasing numbers.

This irony shouldn’t be lost on anyone.