does she voice any sort of explanations or regret so tool about how more controversial policies like hust on some refugees this no regrets, not very on the migration issue nor on climate change, where she did fill up the and she hasn't done or hadn't been able to achieve enough this, put it this way. instead we get a explanation in terms of the refugee crisis. we. she said she didn't want to see dead people on the streets and we hear her. i was have a voice coming through the as she spoke while she was still in office essentially saying look, this is what i did. and there was no alternative. and that pretty much ended kind of questioning of her decision making while she was in office and it does in the book or mikayla cause not they don't use chief political editor. thank you so much . and that is all we have time. full thanks so much for watching dw, the, i, sorry, one on 6 time. so please come into the more people than ever on the move worldwide instruction. and one great timing is very, very difficult to find out about time on student info microns unproductive uncompetitive and bureau

he was recently attacked on the hustings but rejects claims he has ignored local communities.initial part of our response there were times when communities, there wasn't that level of engagement we need. that's why we introduced the community engagement team and that's why it is working. but there has been a hardening of government policy. deportation orders for those arriving illegally are up by 156%. here, police deployed near the border with northern ireland, expelling people from the country on the same day they are detained. we removed them from a bus and we do further checks and balances here in this vehicle to make sure the person does have legitimate stature to be in ireland. and if they don't have legitimate staters, we bring them to dublin, where they are removed on a ferry back to the uk the same day. day removal. and there is no exceptions to that? no. migration driven by conflict and poverty is a global crisis that is bitterly polarised opinion. the challenge of how to respond is now reaching the smallest irish communities. around the world and across the uk. this

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