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Children would be taught they have a moral obligation to accept immigrants, under radical plans drawn up by the Green Party. The radical Left-wing movement – branded “eco-populist” by their own leader, Zack Polanski – wants to force a new Government department to teach kids about asylum seekers, a leaked dossier reveals.

The explosive document, seen by the Daily Express, lays bare plans to slap a legal duty on a new Whitehall department to dish out free legal advice to illegal immigrants. Even those who have lived in Britain illegally for five years would be handed free housing, voting rights and citizenship under the proposals.

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp blasted the proposal, saying: “The Green Party want open-border radicalisation in every classroom across the country, while making it easier for illegal immigrants to stay – guaranteeing more crossings and more illegal entries. This mad agenda is completely detached from the views of the British public, who want stronger borders. Only the Conservatives have the team and the plan to deliver this.”

The plans would see a Department of Migration working hand in glove with education chiefs to “disseminate knowledge” about immigrants to schoolchildren. It would even throw open Britain’s borders to anyone from countries with “seriously disturbing public order” and those claiming “persecution” under equality laws.

Hidden behind a password-locked policy archive, normally accessible only to party members, the document states the new department would educate pupils on “the situations from which those seeking asylum and resettling refugees are fleeing, and the need for and moral obligation of asylum and humanitarian protection”.

Critics have slammed the proposals as open-border propaganda, with children being taught they have a moral duty to accept unlimited numbers of immigrants.

Under the Green plans, those who entered the country unlawfully would be given “free advice and support to help them to regularise their status without penalty for being undocumented”. Even illegals who had been in Britain for at least five years would be invited to apply for settled status “unless the standard exclusions apply”.

Settled status would give illegal migrants full access to welfare benefits, voting rights and a pathway to citizenship – effectively rewarding those who broke the law to enter Britain.

The plans fly in the face of public opinion, with 69% of voters saying immigration is too high, according to YouGov polling. Mr Polanski’s party is riding high in the polls after snatching the Manchester seat of Gorton and Denton in a by-election victory.

Other policies include legalising heroin and introducing a £15-an-hour minimum wage. The party has made clear it supports those who make the Channel crossing in small boats and claim asylum, promising them taxpayer-funded help to navigate the system and stay in the country.

The Green Party was approached for comment but did not respond.

However their policy document said the party “seeks not only to provide asylum to those forced from their homes but to work towards a world in which no one has to flee their home.”