In a recent exposé, Nigel Farage expressed severe criticism of the UK Border Force following a Daily Express investigation into an Albanian social media star who flaunted illegal methods to enter Britain.
On GB News, Farage, alongside investigations editor Zak Garner-Purkis, discussed the concerning trend of Albanian celebrities using platforms like TikTok and Instagram to encourage illegal activities in the UK, including drug production.
Farage’s fiery critique focused on the apparent inefficiency of UK law enforcement in handling such blatant provocations. He lambasted social media giants for profiting from content that promotes criminal behaviour, posing serious questions about their responsibilities and the effectiveness of regulatory measures.
This incident highlights significant challenges in controlling illegal content online and the broader implications for national security and public safety.
The government has responded with promises to tighten regulations through the Online Safety Act, demanding better cooperation from social media companies in identifying and removing illegal content. However, the effectiveness of these measures remains to be seen as the UK struggles with ongoing issues related to illegal immigration and crime associated with it.
Key Points:
- Public Outrage: Farage criticises UK Border Force for not effectively tackling the promotion of illegal entry methods by Albanian celebrities.
- Social Media’s Role: Platforms like TikTok and Instagram are under fire for allowing content that glorifies criminal activities.
- Government Response: Promises of stricter regulations and improved collaboration with social media companies to remove harmful content.
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All avenues of illegal entrance into the UK should’ve been sorted by now you’d of thought ……..