FURY: Brits SNUBBED as illegal MIGRANTS given 'first-class' healthcare with GPs before deportation

And Candice Holdsworth, Olivia, where are we starting today? - Well, on the face of it, Candice, I'm gonna start with you. This seems like a pretty astonishing story. Contractor GPs, working for the home office, have been offered £135,000 a year.

That's more than an average GP in the NHS works, in order to provide first-class treatment for illegal migrants. So essentially, illegal migrants going right to the front of the queue on healthcare. - Yeah, so I think that is exactly the perception

that's going to be created. And it's something I'm hearing more and more from people in ordinary life. - A, they're talking about the preferential treatment, so they're getting ready access to GPs, which most people do not get.

And B, it's the cost, the cost of the asylum system. I mean, getting paid nearly double what you get paid in the NHS to work in these deportation centres. That is gonna cost an absolute fortune. I think there's been a blurring, I think in the British state, of what should be prioritised.

And I think it is completely logical and common sense to say that British citizens should get priority over non-citizens. I'm not saying that people shouldn't get healthcare, absolutely, but it shouldn't cost this much.