A notable shift in the rhetoric surrounding refugees and migrants has emerged in British politics, with politicians making statements that were previously considered unacceptable. Figures such as Robert Jenrick express concerns about living near individuals from other countries, while others warn of potential safety risks posed by migrants. This trend indicates a growing alignment with far-right language, framing asylum seekers as criminals and threats to women and girls in society, raising concerns about the implications of this narrative for public attitudes and policies.
Politicians have begun making statements about refugees and migrants that were once considered unacceptable, shifting the language surrounding asylum into more aggressive, polarizing terms.
The rhetoric from UK politicians has increasingly mirrored the language of the far right, portraying asylum seekers as criminals and threats to society.
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