He added: “And what it looks like is a bureaucratic catastrophe.”
“And that’s what I talk about,” Nicola replied. “I’m not saying people intentionally did it, although maybe some did, to say we don’t want people who are in need, but they voted for more paperwork.
“There are currently hundreds and thousands of pounds worth of aid trying to get across the border into Europe and it’s being stopped at Calais because of paperwork.”
Published at Tue, 08 Mar 2022 10:56:00 +0000
‘Didn’t vote for heartlessness’ Schofield hits back as Brexit blamed for refugee crisis
