
Paris Promises Tougher Action to Stop Migrant Channel Crossings
Under pressure from the UK, France will soon commence “control and intervention” work at sea, targeting the so-called small boats used for smuggling people.

Under pressure from the UK, France will soon commence “control and intervention” work at sea, targeting the so-called small boats used for smuggling people.

Both Labour and the Tories are to blame, and neither have any serious solutions for the problem.

The first time as tragedy, second time as farce—anger “off the charts” as Britain’s broken borders undermine public safety.

One dead as rescue teams are deployed in the English Channel.

The Reform UK leader promised swift action on illegal migration to the UK within two weeks of taking power.

Reform UK jokes that migration goes up “every time the home secretary announces a new policy.”

Two police officers suffered minor injuries during a protest in Epping.

French officials clearly aren’t serious about stopping illegal migrants from reaching the UK—but then again, neither are their British counterparts.

A bank holiday surge saw 860 arrivals from across the Channel, deepening Britain’s migration crisis under the Labour government.

Anger as migrant invasion coincides with huge payments to the government bureaucrats paid to prevent it.