Reform UK says Paris will have to take in migrants if the Royal Navy picks them up and drops them off in northern France.
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"People like me have no place in the world where to live in safety: where should we go?" questions Haidary Hamedullah, former soldier of the Afghan army, met by the AFP in Paris. Like him, 1,087 migrants who had irregularly joined the United Kingdom have been returned to France since the entry into force, on 6 August 2025, of the Franco-British "One for One" agreement. In return, at the end of June, London legally admitted 1,117 other migrants w…
(Paris=Yonhap News) Correspondent Song Jin-won = The UK Reform Party, which follows an anti-immigration stance, [is warning] that if France across the English Channel does not cooperate in the deportation of illegal immigrants, the UK...
Reform UK says Paris will have to take in migrants if the Royal Navy picks them up and drops them off in northern France.
The party's announced its plan if it came into power but Labour says it's a distraction technique. The shadow home secretary's also concerned it depends too much on the French agreeing to take migrants back. Croydon South MP Chris Philp says the Tories would return people to their origin country.
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