Nigel Farage has announced that, if Reform UK wins the next general election, he will create a new minister for deportations to tackle Britain’s ongoing migrant crisis. Speaking in Dover, Farage emphasized that discussions around illegal immigration are largely ineffective unless the UK withdraws from the European Court of Human Rights and repeals the 1998 Human Rights Act, which he views as obstacles to controlling immigration. He also promised that under a Reform government, there would be no further migration-driven population increases, noting concerns over a significant rise in the number of people leaving Britain. Farage explained that the proposed minister for deportations would operate within the Home Office but as a distinct department, ensuring focused action on removing illegal migrants. He also warned that new staff would need to be recruited because, in his view, many current Home Office employees would likely resist implementing Reform UK's policies.