Submitted on Friday 27th September 2019
Rejected on Wednesday 2nd October 2019
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: no-action (see below for details)
Phrases like ‘get back to where you came from’ are hateful and racist
To help return the country to the tolerant and welcoming country it was until recently considered to be requires a clear stand and courage to ‘call out’ hate speech whenever and by whoever it is made. Such clarity and courage must be supported and applauded at every opportunity.
In voting for this motion, the house:-
1. Ensures President Trump knows their view regarding his use of the term.
2. Tells the BBC that MPs support and applaud Naga Munchetty for calling out this use on BBC Breakfast.
3. Signals that anyone who uses such phrases in UK should expect to feel the full force of UK anti-hate speech and anti-racism legislation.
4. Ensures every voter knows their MP supports the fight against hatred and racism.
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