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Reform’s Zia Yusuf is sounding more and more like Trump every day | Zoe Williams

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Guardian Politics
By Zoe Williams
10/12/2026, 2:59:15 PM
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Reform’s Zia Yusuf is sounding more and more like Trump every day | Zoe Williams
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On the Today programme, his comments were disconnected, cliche-riddled and unremittingly stupid. But to clog the collective consciousness with nonsense is exactly the point Had Reform merely announced its intention to suspend the asylum system for an entire parliamentary term, I’d have just ignored it. Even to dignify its policy platform with a response is to enter its alternate universe, in which it’s preparing for government. I prefer, if only fractionally, this universe we’re in, where the pa

Key Takeaways

  • Reform’s Zia Yusuf is sounding more and more like Trump every day | Zoe Williams.
  • On the Today programme, his comments were disconnected, cliche-riddled and unremittingly stupid.
  • Even to dignify its policy platform with a response is to enter its alternate universe, in which it’s preparing for government.

On the Today programme, his comments were disconnected, cliche-riddled and unremittingly stupid. But to clog the collective consciousness with nonsense is exactly the point Had Reform merely announced its intention to suspend the asylum system for an entire parliamentary term, I’d have just ignored it. Even to dignify its policy platform with a response is to enter its alternate universe, in which it’s preparing for government. I prefer, if only fractionally, this universe we’re in, where the party hangs by a thread on the results of a parliamentary inquiry into Nigel Farage’s £5m gift from a disinterested well-wisher.Had Zia Yusuf, the party’s home affairs spokesperson, gone on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme merely promising a British version of ICE, I still would have ignored it, not due to complacency, more due to a bone-penetrating despair that anyone, even he, would look at the US’s shadow militia, performing staged acts of unfettered violence and inhumanity, and think: “That looks cool – I bet I could get some political capital out of that.” Continue reading...

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