Breaking News🇬🇧🔥: "The damage has been done, I don't have a magic wand, I can't turn the clock back". Nigel Farage on his renewed reluctance to seriously commit to existential UK mass deportations of the ongoing Deep State planned invasion. Many Reform voters and members are sorry to hear @Nigel_Farage clearly 'backsliding' on mass deportations, this type of rhetoric will only see a continued nosedive in the polls. From his most recent interview with the @Daily_Express - Mr Farage doesn't sound like a leader who is ready to support the mass deportations of the 'Boris Wave', that the UK needs to survive, or get anywhere close to it ideologically. Nigel Farage seems to be at odds with his colleague Mr Yusuf whom, post his party leaders (Steve Edington car crash interview), has spoken of mass deportations and in fairly decent, albeit too low numbers. A Reform brief policy document stated that a government led by Nigel Farage would seek to deport more than 600,000 people in its first parliament. Good, but since this all we've heard is a return to "I don't have a magic wand" or "the damage has been done", subconsciously conceding defeat. This was very promising as it could include a large number of individuals holding indefinite leave to remain, which would be retrospectively revoked if they failed to qualify for the proposed time-limited visas.