Small boat arrivals are ‘wealthy men’ who do not deserve help, says Reform’s Danny Kruger
Danny Kruger’s claim was immediately dismissed as false by charities who support refugees. Photograph: Ben Whitley/PAView image in fullscreenDanny Kruger’s claim was immediately dismissed as false by charities who support refugees. They’re paying thousands of pounds to people smugglers to get here.
- ▪Danny Kruger’s claim was immediately dismissed as false by charities who support refugees.
- ▪Photograph: Ben Whitley/PAView image in fullscreenDanny Kruger’s claim was immediately dismissed as false by charities who support refugees.
- ▪They’re paying thousands of pounds to people smugglers to get here.
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Danny Kruger’s claim was immediately dismissed as false by charities who support refugees. Photograph: Ben Whitley/PAView image in fullscreenDanny Kruger’s claim was immediately dismissed as false by charities who support refugees. Photograph: Ben Whitley/PAReform UKSmall boat arrivals are ‘wealthy men’ who do not deserve help, says Reform’s Danny KrugerThe fact that some migrants pay people smugglers thousands of pounds makes them well off, MP claimsHelena HortonSat 19 Sep 2026 10.30 EDTLast modified on Sat 19 Sep 2026 10.32 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleAsylum seekers who arrive on small boats across the Channel are “wealthy men” who do not deserve the help of the British state, according to the Reform UK MP Danny Kruger.The former Conservative, who defected last year, said the…
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