to PMQ's. Question 1. Colonel Monaghan.

Mr. Speaker, question nominee.

Prime Minister.

Mr. Speaker, this morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others.

And in addition to my duties in this House, I will have further such meetings later today.

Coral Monaghan. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Monday was Holocaust Memorial Day when we remember those who suffered under Nazi

persecution. During this dark time, Britain stood out as a beacon of hope,

and 10,000 Jewish children came here with the Kinder Transport.

When his government rejected Lord Sub's amendment on unaccompanied child refugees,

Britain's beacon dimmed.

While the Prime Minister now devolved powers over immigration to Holyrood to allow Scotland

to be that beacon of home.

Mr. Speaker, I think she does a disservice to this country's reputation and to its

record, because we have not only taken 41,000 children, unaccompanied children since 2010,

but I think this whole country can be very proud of everything that we continue to do

to commemorate the Holocaust and what took place then.

Bill Wiggard.

I know that my right honourable friend would never put our country at risk.

I also know that he was born in America.

So what plans does he have to convince the US Secretary of State that the Hauari deal is safe

not only for our constituents but also for our allies?

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