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Reform UK and a ‘British ICE’
Could a version of the Trump administration’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency come to the UK under Nigel Farage? Olly Haynes reports
Photo: Brian Cahn/ZUMA Press Wire
Reform UK councillors Joseph Boam and Michael Squires recently faced a wave of backlash on X for posting favourably about US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
The agency, which has been accused of operating akin to a paramilitary force, caused outrage after the killing of nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis.
It came just two weeks after Renee Good was also shot and killed by ICE as she drove away from agents in her car. Both were American citizens lawfully protesting against ICE activity who were branded “domestic terrorists” by the US Government.
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