SOME Islamic communities have an “ambition” to “overtake our culture”, Nigel Farage warned yesterday.
The Reform chief accused Sir Keir Starmer of allowing Islamist extremists to “do whatever they want” in Britain.
Mr Farage blasted Labour for refusing to confront a “total surrender of the values that have built this country”.
It came after the Department for Work and Pensions sparked fury for advertising a “Shariah law administrator” job in Manchester on its website.
Mr Farage told The Sun: “All sorts of faiths come to settle in this country.
“But it seems when it comes to those of the Islamic faith that want to push and push and push – and in some cases overtake the existing culture – we’re prepared to open doors and allow them to whatever they want.”
He added: “This is the extent of the total surrender of the Judeo-Christian values that have built this country.
“We still have an established Church of England.”
On Thursday Mr Farage announced top ex-detective Colin Sutton, who spearheaded the hunt for serial killer Levi Bellfield, will stand as a Reform candidate at the next election.
Mr Sutton will also help the party develop its policies on crime and justice, including a pledge to recruit 30,000 extra police officers.
The former top cop vowed to give all frontline officers tasers, reopen 300 closed police stations and end investigations into social media posts.
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