Nearly nine in ten Britons back the idea of deporting migrant sex offenders from the United Kingdom, while a plurality believe that mass migration has impacted women’s safety.
A survey conducted by the Find Out Now pollster of over 2,000 voters in Britain has found that 87 per cent of the public either “strongly” or “somewhat” support deporting foreigners convicted of sexual offences from the country, The Telegraph reported.
Support for such measures saw strong majorities across the political spectrum, with 85 per cent of Labour voters, 96 per cent of Conservative voters, and 97 per cent of supporters of Nigel Farage’s Reform UK in favour of…
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