UK in talks to swap small boat migrants for asylum seekers in France

UK and France in Talks over Illegal Migrants for Asylum Seekers Swap

The left-wing Labour Party government in Britain has entered into negotiations with France for a potential migrant exchange scheme in which illegals who cross the English Channel would be sent back in return for the UK taking in an equal number of alleged asylum seekers living in France. The post UK and France in Talks over Illegal Boat Migrants for Asylum Seekers Swap Scheme appeared first on Breitbart.

The French Ministry of the Interior announced that exchanges were under way between the latter and the United Kingdom in order to experiment with an exchange under certain conditions of migrants. This experience would be based on... The article Immigration: France and the United Kingdom could experiment with exchanges of migrants appeared first on Current Values.

France, UK mull migrant swaps in bid to stem Channel crossings

Paris and London are discussing a trial to deport undocumented migrants from the United Kingdom to France in exchange for allowing others to join family in Britain, France's interior ministry said Thursday.

'Token gesture!' Martin Daubney SLAMS leaked UK-France migration plan - 'Dead duck'

Martin Daubney has branded the leaked UK-France migration plan a "dead duck", dismissing the proposed "one-for-one" deal as a mere "token gesture".Speaking on GB News, the host fumed about the potential agreement that would see Channel migrants returned to France in exchange for Britain accepting legitimate asylum seekers with family connections in the UK.READ THE FULL STORY HERE

UK Seeks EU Go-Ahead to Broker Migrant Returns With Members

The UK is seeking a migration agreement with the European Union, which would allow it to broker separate deals with individual member states on the return of some migrants.

UK and France in talks over migrant returns deal

The scheme would return illegal migrants who cross the Channel in exchange for the UK taking legal migrants.