Boris Johnson responded to the Prince of Wales’ private criticism of his policy of sending illegal migrants to Rwanda, insisting that “the government’s job is to stop people from breaking the law”.
The prime minister has repeatedly avoided questioning whether Charles was wrong after describing the policy as “appalling.” The times revealed that he had expressed his opposition in private conversations.
However, Johnson insisted that the policy must be implemented to prevent criminal groups that “endanger the lives of people in the English Channel.”
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He told LBC Radio: “What I don’t think we need to support is the ongoing activities of criminal gangs.
He added: “I think the government’s job is to stop people from breaking the law and to support people who are
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