More than 1,000 immigrant cross channels on small boats for two days | England | News
According to the home office figures, more than 1,000 immigrants came to England for two days by passing the British channel on small boats. Home Office Statistics, 437 people on Friday, June 20 on the seven boats, 583 on Saturday on the eight boats, and the total for two days to bring the total to 1,020, he says.
This brings the sum of this week to 2.083 and the total of the year to 18,400. This was compared with 12,644 until the same date in 2024, 10,601 in 2023 and 11,739 in 2022. The news comes as an open investigation that breaks the Rife rule at a 3 -star immigrant hotel in London.
The last arrivals come despite the fact that the French have a harder attitude on their beaches.
In addition, Sir Keir Starmer said this week that the situation was “worsening” and threatening visa pressure.
The Prime Minister pointed out that the countries that are not sufficient to cope with the irregular migration crisis, for example, could face echoes in the number of visas given to citizens.
Sir Keir’s message was seen that the French police used more robust tactics this week, including tear gases on the beaches.
But at the same time, the immigrants saw that they stopped and watched after entering the water to ride a chair in the hope of crossing the British channel.
