I find it astonishing that just a short period after [Farage] was elected to parliament, the authorities, the government, chose to massively downgrade his security.

The government chose not to give Nigel the security that he needed. They now have, as a result of Ann Widdecombe’s appalling murder, offered him a meeting.

People listening to this … will do so with a degree of incredulity that [the Conservative party] was preferring to go down a route of playing some weird political game while the Middle East is on the brink of conflagration.

I also think we need to have stronger action going forward.

The 1971 Act provided protections for long-term UK residents but should not be used as a bar against removal in cases like that of Shabir Ahmed.

I do question whether this would have happened to someone with different political views.

It shouldn't have taken the death of Ann Widdecombe for Nigel Farage to be given a meeting with the relevant Home Office committee - that really is a dereliction of duty, and it's ultimately the home secretary who makes that decision.

Frankly I find it astonishing that, just a short period after he was elected to Parliament, the authorities, the government, chose to massively downgrade his security.

Over the last eight months, we have been steadily delivering on each commitment in the Canada-Alberta MOU, working with Alberta and the energy industry to build major energy infrastructure, reduce emissions, create jobs and prosperity and…

I will continue to push for necessary guardrails, critical reforms, and work towards preventing the opening of this facility.

This new facility will not only nearly double the number of detention beds, but is in a rural location, far from the organizations that offer resources and oversight.

Today’s executive action is another chapter in this administration’s War on the West.

By once again stripping protections from the Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears National Monuments, President Trump is turning the Antiquities Act on its head.

These are not museums. They are living cultural landscapes that hold deep meaning and direct connection to Tribal communities today.

I’ll keep fighting alongside Tribes, local communities, hunters, anglers, hikers, small businesses, scientists, and everyone who agrees that our public lands are one of America’s greatest ideas.

New Mexicans are feeling a major economic strain on their budgets. This report helps compile that impact, making clear just how much President Trump’s war, tariffs, and economic policies are driving up costs for New Mexico workers.

I’ll keep holding this administration accountable, calling attention to the real toll these rising prices are taking on working families, and pushing for solutions that bring down costs and provide meaningful relief.

This new law will help make housing more affordable and put homeownership within reach for more New Mexicans. Americans deserves housing they can afford, and I’m committed to making that a reality.