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3:27Now PlayingIain Dale has a heated debate with migrant rights campaigner Satbir Singh over the new immigration policy which sees EU citizens who have been in jail for more than a year banned from entering Britain.
European citizens who have served more than a year in jail will face an automatic ban from entering Britain next year, Home Secretary Priti Patel has announced.
Foreign rough sleepers will also face being deported under the new immigration laws which will be introduced once the Brexit transition ends.
Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants chief Satbir Singh accused the Home Office publishing changes "two hours before Parliament closes" and of missing an opportunity "to inject some fairness and some justice in to the system."
Instead, he said, "They've gone for the more headline-grabbing changes like making it more difficult for people with criminal records to come here."
"I don't want foreign criminals in this country, what's wrong with trying to prevent them from coming in?" asked Iain.
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