Reform UK's leader announced plans to send British criminals to challenging prisons overseas as a part of a stringent crime policy. This approach reflects a zero-tolerance stance on crime. During an address in London, the leader stated that notable offenders would be subjected to imprisonment in harsh environments. He emphasized the party's commitment to law and order, asserting that they will be the toughest on crime in the UK, referencing the case of infamous criminal Ian Huntley in his speech.
Reform UK's leader Nigel Farage proposed transferring British criminals to some of the toughest prisons worldwide, akin to strategies used by former President Trump in the U.S.
Farage stated, "If it means Ian Huntley has to go to El Salvador, so be it," underlining the party's commitment to a zero-tolerance approach to crime.
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