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The UK government will pay you $120K to convince the public that it’s successfully tackling illegal immigration

The UK Government has quietly posted a six-figure job ad not for a policy expert or border agent, but for a communications lead whose main mission is to make the public believe Labour is tackling immigration.

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The UK government will pay you $120K to convince the public that it’s successfully tackling illegal immigration

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