KEMI BADENOCH ATTRIBUTES THE GROWING GANG VIOLENCE IN THE UK TO "PEASANT" IMMIGRANTS FROM UNDERDEVELOPED NATIONS.

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 Kemi Badenoch attributes the growing gang violence in the UK to "peasant" immigrants from underdeveloped nations.

The leader of the Conservative Party in the United Kingdom (UK), Kemi Badenoch, has attributed the growing gang problem to "peasant" immigrants from underdeveloped nations.

In a GB News interview, Badenoch stated 'One is on the perpetrators' side: where do these abusers come from?

 

 There's a lot of misinformation, there's a lot of generalisation and many innocent people will end up being grouped in with them,' she said.

'But there is a systematic pattern of behaviour, not even just from one country, but from sub-communities within those countries.

 

‘People with a particular background, work background. People with a very poor background, a sort of peasant background, very, very rural, almost cut off from even the home origin countries that they might have been in.’ she said.

Following the Rotherham Labour MP's support for a nationwide investigation into grooming gangs, Badenoch made his remarks.

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