Boris Johnson’s “Never” will not be admitted to the UK reform, said Zia Yusuf.
Party political leader said the former Prime Minister did not share reform values about laws and procedures, border security and sovereignty.
Meanwhile, Nigel Farage said he did not think he would “really try” to make Mr Johnson joining the reform because the supporters “never forgive him” for the level of immigration he overseen, being no. 10.
This will happen after Nadine Dorries, a close ally of Johnson, announced that the day before the party’s annual conference joined the reform.
The former Minister of Tory Cabinet, who said he had left the Conservative Party because it was “dead”, has Mr. Farage and p. Johnson to unite forces to reduce labor.
However, Mr Yusuf said the former prime minister would under no circumstances be included in the reform folding.
He told Sky on Sunday morning with Trovor Phillips, “We would definitely not be gone to Boris Johnson – it will never happen.”
Zia Yusuf Boris Johnson called “one of the worst ministers in the history of Britain” – Heathcliff O’Malley
He added: “We are a group of people who are patriots. We share values. We want safe walls. We want to restore sovereignty. We want mass deportations. We want serious laws and order. We need more prisons. We need to send people to prison.
Asked if he thought Mr Johnson did not share those values, Mr Yusuf replied, “Of course, no, he threw our borders. Boris wave, which was millions and millions of non-EI migrants who flooded the country after Brexit, betrayed every person voting for Brexit.
“Frankly, he was one of the worst prime minister in the history of the Prime Minister in Britain.”
The term Boris-Wave is used by reform data describing the increase in legal immigration after Brexit visa policy introduced according to p. Johnson since 2021. January
These notes show tension in the reform ranks compared to how they value Mr Johnson as the politics and the legacy he left Britain.
Asked by the BBC on Sunday with Laura Kunssberg’s show about whether he could be able to gunish Mr Johnson during the reform, Mr Farage said, “I don’t think it would really work somehow.”
He added: “I like it in person, always did it, he’s a very cheerful block. But I think Boris-Bave felt millions of people.”
The leader of the reform said: “Millions of people are admitted to Britain, most of which, by the way, do not even work and cost us destiny. This is something that this audience will never forgive him.”
Mail’s Vine and Hitchens Podcast Mrs Dorries said: “I think we need all the political talents on the right of the center and presenting the shoulder to what to do to the country.
“How does it work in reality? How does it look like? I can’t even imagine. But I think if you start with the need for everyone who has a passion to make this country a better place at the wheel, then I think it’s a good place to start.”
Nadine Dorries says she failed to reform because the Conservative Party is “dead” – Oli Scarff/AFP
She added: “If there is a will to improve people’s lives, then I think both men could find a way to apply each other’s ego and exist for the country.”
Mrs. Dorries was one of the important former Conservative Party figures in Kohorta Birmingham.
Dame Andrea Jenknes, another ally of Johnson, is now the mayor of the Great Lincolnshire reform. Sir Jake Berry, a former chairman of the Tory party, also lacked reform.
Former Cabinet Minister Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg also attended the event in Birmingham and said that although he would not join the reform, he would offer advice. For Farage on control.