
France Joins Italy To Tackle Migration Surge
Italy and France’s previous disagreements seem to be behind them, as the ministers announced joint plans to control migration in North Africa.

Italy and France’s previous disagreements seem to be behind them, as the ministers announced joint plans to control migration in North Africa.

For liberal elites, the boundary between one country and another is as arbitrary as the difference between a man and a woman.

The shift in our society has been imposed from the outside. A cocktail of involuntary impositions and the cowardice of our leaders have rendered swathes of Britain unrecognisable.

Members of the Spanish National Police have complained that they lack sufficient resources to properly address the sheer scale of arrivals.

The plan likely comes in response to the massive uptick of illegal migration witnessed along the Central Mediterranean this year.

The real question we should be asking in terms of illegal immigration is (Suella Braverman aside) whether incompetence is genuinely sufficient to explain Tory feebleness in the face of this problem?

Hungary, due to its location on the Schengen Area’s southeastern flank, has had to bear the brunt of the increased migratory pressure.

So far this year, 10,000 illegal migrants have been brought to Europe by the fleet of NGO ships currently operating in the Mediterranean.

This year alone, more than 40,000 people have crossed the Channel to southern Britain using small boats, up from 28,526 last year—the highest number since these figures began to be collected in 2018.

NGO ships, referred to by some as “migrant taxis,” have brought 10,000 foreign nationals, most of whom originated in North Africa, to European soil this year, with the vast majority landing in Italy.