Smash the gangs' is just Keir Starmer's version of stop the boats'. It won't solve the migrant crisis | Enver Solomon
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Keir Starmer's commitment to combat cross-border migration reflects a shift towards tougher enforcement against criminal gangs, aiming to dismantle their operations amid rising fatalities in crossings.
The Prime Minister's new approach, replacing 'stop the boats' with 'smash the gangs,' emphasizes aggressive legal action against smugglers while echoing past government rhetoric on crime.
While Starmer mirrors Blair's 'tough on crime' approach, the lack of focus on the root causes of migration, such as assistance to war-torn countries, marks a distinct difference.
The surge in fatalities due to dangerous crossing attempts underscores the urgent need for the UK to lead international efforts to support refugee-hosting nations more effectively.
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