UK Terrorism Reviewer Admits Mass Migration Poses National Security Risk
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Oliver JJ Lane
Summary
The UK government's top terrorism expert, Jonathan Hall, has acknowledged that mass migration poses a national security risk, aligning with President Donald Trump's earlier stance on open borders. This admission comes after a violent incident involving an alleged migrant offender sparked riots. Hall, who serves as the Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation and State Threats Legislation, belatedly recognizes the security implications of uncontrolled immigration.
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bskyUK Terrorism Reviewer Admits Mass Migration Poses National Security Riskbreitbart.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledPresident Donald Trump was right to suggest that there is a national security risk posed by open borders
mass migration carries a security risk and a potential threat
the British government's top terrorism expert has belatedly admitted in the wake of yet another gruesome, alleged migrant-versus-native outrage that triggered riots
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