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Listen to this grim virtue-signalling from Labour's Jonathan Ashworth on treating foreign children in NHS hospitals. Putting British children first is not 'obnoxious' or 'extreme'. Why should they be pushed to the back of the queue? I make no apologies. British children first.

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This is Britain now. A foreign man holds a British child in place while a gang of youths beat him senseless. The video is sickening. A little British boy being restrained and attacked by a group that has no business being here in the first place. This isn’t “enrichment.” This is the direct, predictable result of decades of mass immigration from incompatible cultures, weak borders, and a political class that has refused to protect British children. While our own kids are being targeted on the streets, the authorities often seem more interested in protecting the feelings of certain communities than in keeping our streets safe. We’ve seen this pattern before — grooming gangs that raped and trafficked thousands of British girls for years while police and councils looked the other way. Now we have street violence where foreign men hold British children down so their mates can attack them. And what’s the response? Too often, hesitation, excuses, or two-tier policing that treats native victims as secondary. The British people did not vote for this. We did not consent to turning our towns and cities into places where our children are no longer safe walking down the street. The same government that imports these problems then expects us to accept the violence as the new normal. This has to stop. Foreign nationals involved in attacks on British children should face immediate deportation after any sentence. No human rights loopholes. No endless appeals. The safety of our kids comes first. We need proper border control, mass remigration of those who refuse to integrate or who commit crimes, and a justice system that actually protects British people instead of bending over backwards for those who attack us. That child should never have been in that situation. His attackers should never have been in this country. Every incident like this is another indictment of the failed policies that have transformed parts of Britain beyond recognition. British children deserve to grow up safe in their own country. Not held down and beaten while foreign men facilitate the attack. Not living in fear because politicians prioritised open borders and political correctness over their protection. Enough is enough. Protect our kids. Deport the predators. Restore Britain.

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As someone who has spent three decades advocating for children, I find it deeply troubling that his first instinct is to make younger children criminally liable rather than address the failures that allowed this tragedy to happen in the first place. Three children are dead. The question is not why a 10-year-old should be punished. The question is why minors have access to firearms. The question is why violence continues to find its way into our schools. The question is why our education, mental health, social welfare, and law enforcement systems repeatedly fail children before a crime is ever committed. Real leadership requires more than reacting to headlines. It requires understanding the problem. Lowering the age of criminal responsibility may generate applause. It may generate media attention. But there is little evidence that it addresses the root causes of youth violence. Children who commit serious crimes must be held accountable. But accountability should not become a substitute for prevention. A senator’s responsibility is not merely to propose the harshest response. It is to propose the most effective one. I have worked with vulnerable children for most of my adult life. Many have been abused, neglected, abandoned, exploited, or exposed to violence long before they ever entered conflict with the law. It is easy to appear tough on children. It is much harder to confront the adult failures that create these tragedies. Before Senator Padilla asks Congress to treat younger children as criminals, perhaps he should explain why government has failed to protect them as children in the first place.

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