'My response is a human response', says Sir Keir Starmer as five die during Channel crossing

The transcript discusses the tragedy caused by criminal gangs involved in people smuggling and criticizes the government's ineffective and costly Rwanda plan. It emphasizes the need for practical solutions, such as enhancing border security and international cooperation, to stop small boat crossings and dismantle the gangs responsible for this trade.

What are the speaker's views on the effectiveness of the Rwanda plan?

What experiences does the speaker draw upon to support their argument against the current immigration strategy?