Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, says he wants to “hijack” Donald Trump’s hardline ICE adviser and bring the adviser to the UK to “secure our borders.” He makes the comments during an event in the United States.
Farage also urges European countries to take what he describes as a more “sensible” view of Trump’s administration, rather than portraying it as “villainous.” The outlets reporting on his remarks frame them as part of Farage’s broader argument for closer alignment with Trump-era immigration and enforcement approaches. Both sources present the same core claim: Farage is proposing involvement of a specific adviser associated with ICE and links that idea to UK border security. No additional details on formal talks, timelines, or the adviser’s identity are provided in the supplied accounts.
The reporting focuses on Farage’s statements and political messaging rather than independent confirmation of any planned UK visit or government engagement.
