Watch: This video proves why govt's new migrant rules are illegal

Home secretary Suella Braverman told Sky News the government’s new plan to stop small boat migrants arriving in the UK is “not breaking the law”.

She said she is “very confident” the measures announced on Tuesday “are in compliance with our international law obligations”.

But this has been widely slammed, and in a new viral video of Peter Stefanovic.

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Adam Bienkov pointed this out?

"We're not breaking the law, and no government representative has said, we're breaking the law," Suella Braverman tells Sky News.

Here's what she told MPs yesterday. pic.twitter.com/2VNGZMj4Lw
— Adam Bienkov (@AdamBienkov) March 8, 2023

And this?

Suella Braverman on media rounds claiming new small boats legislation is not breaking the law.

If this is true, why did she write this? pic.twitter.com/IvzgEqi18g
— Craig Ward (@[email protected]) (@CraigWard0207) March 8, 2023

Video

Peter Stefanovic shared his new video, slamming Braverman, and wrote: “Home Secretary Suella Braverman told viewers the Government’s Illegal Migration Bill does not break the law It’s absolute boll****.

“She knows it, the Prime Minister knows it and so do the rest of the Government EVERYONE MUST WATCH THIS”

Watch

Home Secretary Suella Braverman told viewers the Government’s Illegal Migration Bill does not break the law

It’s absolute boll****. She knows it, the Prime Minister knows it and so do the rest of the Government

EVERYONE MUST WATCH THIS pic.twitter.com/f8uh04XmjN
— Peter Stefanovic (@PeterStefanovi2) March 8, 2023

This is a must watch.

💥 AMAZING by Chris Daw KC @crimlawuk. A must-watch and must-share.

"To detain someone, without trial, without access to a lawyer, or the courts, and then deport them – it's abominable. The UK will become an international human rights pariah. There's nothing 50-50 about it." ~AA pic.twitter.com/jkaG1Tz9kg
— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) March 8, 2023