Jeremy Kyle loses it on TalkTV as he rages 'don't let them in' in blistering migrant rant

Jeremy Kyle launched into a blistering rant about the ongoing migrant crisis in the UK. It comes after Labour was accused of “losing control” of Britain’s borders after a damning report revealed that the Home Office has lost track of missing asylum seekers. Speaking on TalkTV, the presenter claimed illegal migrants should be deported before they even land on UK soil. He began: "I've been saying this for as long as I can possibly imagine. I think that the pull of the United Kingdom is too great.

I think we are, for whatever reason, stuck in the mindsight that we should give as much as we can, that moral viewpoint that made Britain great, but Britain's skint. I don't care whether people dislike this or not, Britain's indigenous population who are paying the stamp to allow this mess to happen are missing out and they're at the bag of the queue. I hear parties now like the Tories saying detain and deport. Reform say the same."

I don't think you let them into this country. I'm very, very sorry. I've said it many, many times. You condition a massive, great liner.

"You create a crack team of border officials who are trained within an inch of their lives. You send the navy into the Channel. These people are picked up, put on a boat, offshore, and they are processed."

He went on to argue that people with a legal right to be in the UK and who contribute positively should be welcomed. In contrast, he believes economic migrants who disregard rules, come from safe countries, or exploit the system should be detained and swiftly deported.

The broadcaster continued: "If you have a legal right to be here, you can provide whatever documentation and proof that you're going to give something to this country, we welcome you with open arms.

"If you are an economic migrant who has thrown your papers away, hasn't given a damn about your wife and kids, hasn't left a war-torn country but is basically on the take, you are going to be taken off that boat and put in a detention centre which is not going to be The Ritz and very quickly you'll be deported.

"I absolutely guarantee that that message will get back to wherever these people are coming from."

The TalkTV host called for a politician willing to take a tough stance against legal obstacles to enforce stricter immigration controls, claiming such an approach would have public support.

He added: "I think we need a politician who is prepared to stand up, take on the civil service, take on the lawyers and take on everybody because I tell you this, that politician would have the people with them because it cannot continue any longer."