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@DanielKebedeNEU You can keep them in your constituency and work it out. Others do not want it

Vote against mass detention and deportation. Vote against ICE UK.

@gabby_cabby But why are people not voting? If they really care about what is happening to their constituency, they should vote. We elect based on vote count and not on percentage, so policies need to be implemented accordingly.

I’ve been looking at this Reform idea about putting migrant centres in Green voting areas — the whole “you get what you vote for” line. I’ll be honest… at first, I sort of understood it. But the more I’ve thought about it, the more it doesn’t sit right with me. Because that’s not really how it works in real life. Take somewhere like Gorton and Denton. People say “they voted Green”… But did they? The MP got just over 40% of the vote. Turnout was under 50%. So in reality, you’re talking about a percentage of a percentage — not the whole area deciding anything. So who are you actually punishing? Because it’s not just Green voters, is it? It’s: people who voted differently people who didn’t vote people who had no real say either way That’s where it stops feeling right to me. That’s not accountability… that’s just everyone in that area dealing with it, whether they asked for it or not. And there’s another thing people aren’t really talking about… If you start piling facilities like this into certain parts of England, you’re going to create pressure: local services get stretched tensions build and you end up concentrating problems instead of sorting them That never ends well. We’ve seen it before. Now, on the wider issue… I do think the system isn’t working — and it needs sorting out properly. If people are here with no right to remain, that has to be dealt with. Simple as that. But it needs to be done properly, not politically. That means a system that actually works — processing people properly, making decisions quickly, and where necessary removing people in a way that’s enforced, not just talked about. If that involves offshore processing, proper return agreements, and putting pressure on countries that won’t take people back — then fine. But it should be done as a national policy, for the good of England as a whole. Not used to make a point by targeting certain areas. For me, that’s the line. You don’t run England by trying to prove a point to voters. You run it by doing what actually works. And the bigger issue in all of this? Turnout. Because if half the country isn’t even voting… then this idea of “you chose this” just doesn’t stack up. If you don’t vote, you’re handing decisions over to a smaller group of people. And this is what you end up with.

@bharrr It is important to keep them that way and to make them work for the people

How graceful nd humble they look unlike those rowdies nd cheaters

@aravindkumarsd He is a Gunda. What has be done for his constituency?

Sekar Babu & Ma. Subramaian have been the key reason DMK lost its fortress Chennai. Their arrogance, power politics, ill-treating people, doctors, sanitary workers, and even low level DMK cadres have been the pain points. Multiple people have warned of this so many times. But DMK first family was in echo chambers for so long. Deserving loss for DMK. Especially in Chennai.

@ksrsk92_ What about karunanidhi?

He can be a CM, but he will always be a person who cheated on his wife and left his kids (if the allegations are true) What she did is right and I stand with her.

@SECTOR_RES0123 How about debt? Not everything can just be about GDP. People need to feel the development, live a peaceful life and be able to access resources and criticise the govt without fear. The dravidian parties have swindled resources, money and livelihoods of many.

🚨DMK gave Tamil Nadu 11% GDP growth. Highest in India. Still lost the elections. Why? A 2-year-old party promised MORE freebies and won. TVK’s promises:- • ₹2,500/month cash to women • 6 free LPG cylinders/year • 200 units free electricity • ₹4,000/month for unemployed graduates • Free buses for women + education loans up to ₹20L This is the new pattern across India. Every election, the number goes higher. Every government outbids the last. Is this public welfare or economic collapse? What do you think?

@BenGrahamUK If they are against detention camps, then councils can ask the people who voted for them to house them.

I’ve noticed a growing trend of Green voters calling detention centres concentration camps. It’s a loaded term, designed to provoke outrage, not debate. These centres are short term holding facilities for processing and deportation. People can’t leave, yes, that’s the point of immigration enforcement. The real issue? Many Greens who are opposing them, it's simply because they now face the reality of these centres being placed in their own communities.

@LoftusSteve Why is it badly considered if there are no problems and why are you saying they dont bother as they are detained? Surely if they welcome them, then should be open and happy about it

This is nonsense. 99% of the complaining isn't about migrant centres being in their area. Why would they bother if they are detained? The complaints are about a spiteful, badly considered and probably illegal pre election pledge.

@ZackPolanski What is wealth tax? Taxing working people and giving it imported illegals? What is your plan to create jobs? What will the millions imported do here? How much will security cost or is it just a matter or every citizen deal with problems just like how it is with shoplifting?

When you see the relentless attacks from other parties on the Greens across the media remember this: They hate our plan to end Rip Off Britain. They don't want a wealth tax. They don't want public ownership & lower bills. They're trying everything in their power to stop us.

@sophielouisecc Is that not how voting works? People need to understand the importance of their vote. If not, they get what the majority decides.

10,700 people voted reform in Gorton and Denton Yet reform will inflict a migrant detention centre on those people who generously gave them their support because others didn’t. It’s dreadful politics.

@JujuliaGrace No one wants millions on benefits here

If anything is going to push you to vote Green, please let it be this grotesque new policy from Reform. Let’s be honest-every decent person in the UK wants the absolute opposite of what Reform is planning. And the opposite is the Green Party 💚 Vote for kindness and decency 🗳️

@EdwardJDavey If starmer knew he can't stop boats because of brexit then did he lie in his manifesto

Nigel Farage’s Brexit caused the small boats crisis. Now he's exploiting it to stir up division instead of putting forward proper solutions. What a charlatan.

@Steve_Laws_ Nan should vote

Your nans neighbour voted Green so Nige is gonna dump a thousand third worlders on her doorstep.

@Bbmorg He didn't ask to vote reform. He said he can help the greens achieve their mandate. So greens should be happy

If you don’t vote Reform the unelected Zia Yusuf will make sure your local community pays for it. I’ve never heard of any UK politician making threats like he has.

@PaulEmbery How will that be if majority vote?

This is not a serious way of doing politics. There will be many in Green constituencies who did not vote Green, and many in Reform constituencies who did not vote Reform. No government should set public policy with the purpose of punishing or rewarding an entire constituency on the grounds of which candidate it returned at the polls. Reform should withdraw this stupid commitment pronto.

@Bbmorg Are they not voting for green open border policies. Then why is it seen as punishment?

If you don’t vote Reform Zia Yusuf will punish your community. Will you be bullied by him?

@UncleSamGlobal Why not question the 1 million idiots who watch too?

Is a million views really worth losing your dignity and risking your life on a dark highway?

@KingBobIIV French police enabled this

All the men on that boat should be considered a serious risk to all British women and children, and should be detained. If a woman and girl were raped and beaten to death, NONE of these men should be free to roam our streets.

@sujith_JJSK Why would they need the 1000 rupees if they had jobs and the men in their family were not addicted to liquor or drugs. Keep them begging and then projecting as if you have done huge favour. How much is udhay's networth? What is he? It wasn't dmk's money to be grateful.

1000 ரூ. வாங்கிய பெண்களும் திமுகவுக்கு ஓட்டு போடவில்லை... பஸ்ஸில் இலவச பயணம் செய்த பெண்களும் திமுகவுக்கு ஓட்டு போடவில்லை... இந்த நாடும் நாட்டு மக்களும் தற்குறி கூட்டத்தோடு சேர்ந்து நாசமா போகட்டும்..

@_HenryBolton What is wrong? Should you not get what you vote for? If there is no issue with immigrants as per green's leader why is it an issue?

Reform says it will build new immigration centres in areas that vote Green. Democratic politics is not punitive. Authoritarian politics is. Illegal immigration policy, including the location of any detention centres, should be based on national objectives and requirements, security, operational necessity, efficiency, and logistics such as access to airfields for removal, not on punishing whole communities for how some - perhaps a minority - of them voted. As a policy is not only inefficient, it’s confrontational and deliberately divisive. It’d set voters against voters and councils against central government when the real task is to restore national control. Furthermore, detention centres should be offshore, or at least remote and secure, not dumped into population centres as a political stunt. telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/05/0…