Keir Starmer's approach to negotiations with international leaders is criticized for yielding concessions, especially concerning fish rights and laws. Redwood contends that Starmer's strategy leads to unfavorable outcomes for the UK, such as agreeing to accept more refugees through French selection. Redwood challenges Starmer to focus on domestic issues and suggests actions like arresting illegal arrivals and targeting criminal operations behind immigration. Concerns are raised about French President Macron's ability to enforce agreements due to EU constraints and opposition from southern states regarding migration policies.
Redwood expressed doubts over Macron over whether or not he can deliver an agreement, he added, "We don't even know that the French President has the power to enforce this, because, of course, he doesn't run a sovereign country and the EU may have strong views."
Redwood told GB News, "Above all, when you said you're going to smash the gangs, why can't you? Why don't you start arresting people when they arrive?"
He's given billions of pounds of our fish away for no advantage to the French, he's giving away the rights to make our own laws over crucial trade and industrial matters..."
He is urging Starmer to "concentrate on the domestic issues that matter to people."
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