Mother Demands Border Control After Daughter's Murder

0:00It's April 7th. This is Europe News Today, European news powered by AI. The mother of Rianne and White, a hotel worker stabbed to death last October by a Sudanese asylum seeker, is demanding an end to small boat crossings. See Yvonne White spoke out at a reform UK event, saying her 29-year-old daughter was killed by Deng Majek, who was staying at the same hotel. While awaiting his asylum decision, he followed her from work and attacked her at a railway station, landing a life sentence with a minimum of 29 years. Majek showed no remorse in court, denying everything even as evidence piled up. White described how he ended her life in just 90 seconds, leaving her young son without a mom and the family shattered. She's warning that without tougher border controls, more murders and assaults on women and kids will happen. Alongside her form leader Nigel Farage, White pointed the finger at Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the government for letting these boats keep coming. From France, Farage highlighted how the UK has sent over $800 million since 2014 to stop

1:03them, but nothing changes. Labor fire back, boasting they blocked over 42,000 crossings since the election, and deported nearly 60,000 people. Meanwhile, reform announced a new policy to halt beases for folks from nations demanding slavery reparations, calling it an insult after issuing nearly. More million such beases in 20 years. This heated exchange underscores the raw immigration debate, with families like the whites caught in the crossfire, pushing for real fixes before the next tragedy hits.