Reform UK says it will place immigration detention centres in Scottish constituencies held by the Greens if it wins power. The party’s home affairs spokesman, Zia Yusuf, frames the pledge as a direct consequence of where Green voters live, telling Green supporters they will “get what they vote for.” According to the reports, the proposal is presented as part of Reform’s broader approach to immigration enforcement and the management of detention capacity. The coverage highlights a political dispute over where detention infrastructure should be located, with Reform pointing to areas associated with Green representation. The articles do not provide additional operational details such as specific sites, timing, or the policy mechanism that would be used to establish detention facilities. They also do not include responses from Green Party figures in the excerpts provided. Overall, the reporting focuses on Reform’s political messaging and the linkage of immigration policy proposals to particular Scottish electoral areas.