On October 1, the government quietly ended the ‘groundbreaking’ migration policy that the Home Office had announced only a year prior. The short-lived Anglo-French ‘one in, one out’ deal, put in force in August 2025 and championed by Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood after she took the role a month later, ran a state-sanctioned cross-border trade in human beings. People who crossed the Channel in a small boat were deported to France, and in exchang…
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