BBC announce HUGE decision for Match of the Day after Gary Lineker taken off air
The legislation will see migrants swiftly detained and removed to either their country of origin or a safe third state within 28 days.Responding to another user who described him as "out of order", he added: "We take far fewer refugees than other major European countries.
In a statement earlier, the BBC outlined they had undergone "extensive discussions" with the ex-England star, 62, following the furore.
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